opinions...
I agree, looks like a nice clean driver, but $22.5K is ridiculously high for a junior. Good luck!
I'm not following. A little on the high side, maybe, but certainly not ridiculous.
I can see some very positive features on this car: like the front jacking tubes, or the rocker panels that follow the curvature of the door, or the uncracked dash. It seems to have been gone over correctly. Deserves better than a "driver" status. Not concours, it has a few non-original details but nothing outrageous.
Its market value depends on where you are. In the US, the GT Jr is a pretty much unknown quantity. This car is technically very close to the Giulia Sprint GT, one of the most sought-after variations on the GTV theme. How much is an excellent GTV worth these days in the US? Between $15-$20K? In Europe they are double that.
Restoring a GT costs the same, whether 1300 or 2000. And if I GIVE you a so-so GT to start with, it will cost more than $20K.
Trouble is, this car is in Canada. With all the red tape involved, it is doubtful it would bring a decent offer from the US.
But I wouldn't mind this car in my garage at all. 1300's are fun in today's traffic. Rev the engine, shift a lot, this is what an Alfa is made for. Without getting in trouble with the law... too much.
