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I have reluctantly decided to sell my Giallo Ocra 67 Sprint GT Veloce. I acquired it last October but it was not what I expected when I got it as it was more of a project than I wanted to take on. I did some initial mechanical work to ensure it was safe and reliable, including carb rebuild, tuning, brakes, new tires and exhaust, among much more, and have been doing a lot of "fettling" since to fix many smaller details both functional and cosmetic (list available).
While the car looks very presentable and drives well (I have put 2000 miles on it including the recent THC Spring Alfa tour), the car has a lot more lower panel rust and rot than I was informed of. It is significant and could cost $5-10k to completely remedy if done out. It can be driven just fine as-is and the rust addressed later and/or sold eventually as-is, or taken on as an upgrade project now, or whenever you want. Based on the rarity and appreciation of Bertone stepnose GT's I do not anticipate it being upside down in a couple of years if fixed. A small part of me still says to take this on now, but I have three other Alfas that all need continual work, and one needs painting, and my garage is full as my wife reminds me that her driver has been outside awhile now . . .
Asking $16,500 OBO. Feel free to drop by and inspect on my lift and/or take it out. A good PPI is recommended and frankly, I would not sell it without one (eyes wide open). .
Attached is a brief condition write up and info sheet and here is a link to some outside and interior photos. I have more of the underside on file also.
Bruce
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Compare with: Alfa Romeo GT BERTONE 1300 JUNIOR 'BRIEVENBUS'
While the car looks very presentable and drives well (I have put 2000 miles on it including the recent THC Spring Alfa tour), the car has a lot more lower panel rust and rot than I was informed of. It is significant and could cost $5-10k to completely remedy if done out. It can be driven just fine as-is and the rust addressed later and/or sold eventually as-is, or taken on as an upgrade project now, or whenever you want. Based on the rarity and appreciation of Bertone stepnose GT's I do not anticipate it being upside down in a couple of years if fixed. A small part of me still says to take this on now, but I have three other Alfas that all need continual work, and one needs painting, and my garage is full as my wife reminds me that her driver has been outside awhile now . . .
Asking $16,500 OBO. Feel free to drop by and inspect on my lift and/or take it out. A good PPI is recommended and frankly, I would not sell it without one (eyes wide open). .
Attached is a brief condition write up and info sheet and here is a link to some outside and interior photos. I have more of the underside on file also.
Bruce
PHOTO LINK
Compare with: Alfa Romeo GT BERTONE 1300 JUNIOR 'BRIEVENBUS'
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