[Whatalfa]

1750 Spider Veloce with 92,000 miles
Dual weber carbs. Carello headlight covers. ram flow aircleaners. Daytona style aluminum Cromodora wheels. am/fm/cd stereo. original maple steering wheel and shift knob.
Major tune up parts installed.
New tires.
New paint job, Alfa red with 3 coats clear
Convertible top in good shape with no holes and rear window is clear.
New dash cap.
Interior good, carpet good, no rips or holes, trunk carpet too. Seats good condition. New shifter and e brake leather boots.
Car was in storage for nearly ten years.
For being nearly 40 years old this car is all around in great shape. Runs great and is still soooo fun to drive.
Asking $10,000 obo

You can see the listing at 1972 Alfa Romeo Spider, $10,000 - Cars.com

or here 1972 Alfa Romeo Spider

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[ossodiseppia]

A 1750 engine would not be original to this car. During this time the choices of engines were 2000, 1600 and 1300. If this is a US spec car, it should have a 2000.

 

[alfaparticle]

Maybe it is a 1971 production car that was first registered in 1972?

 

[Whatalfa]

Thanks for the comment. I guess I should explain that.
The 1750 engine is original to the car. It was manufactured in 1971 for sale in 1972. The car comes from Canada which should explain some of the differences from those produced for sale in the US.

 

[BAMAALFA]

Was the orignal color white?

 

[Whatalfa]

Was the orignal color white?

No, it was not white. The car was repainted with the same "Alfa Red" color it was when we purchased it.

 

[BAMAALFA]

No, it was not white. The car was repainted with the same "Alfa Red" color it was when we purchased it.

Engine bay looks like a light color, certainly not red.

 

[Whatalfa]

Engine bay looks like a light color, certainly not red.

Ahh...the inside of the engine bay is silver. The original color of the car according to Alfa was silver. However, I'm not sure when or who changed the color to red.

 

[BAMAALFA]

OK that makes sense.

 

[alfaparticle]

If it a Canadian car then it is most likely Euro spec. I had a '70 and it had Solex carbs. They are nicer looking than the US cars. You should post pictures. The console is nicer too without all the idiot lights that afflicted the US cars.