1974 Alfa Romeo GTV

Coupe

2000 cc

Manual

3023854

Clear

Gasoline

I don't even know where to start with this car. I am a car dealer and I bought this about 4 years ago with the intention to bring it into excellent condition and drive it to car shows and alfa romeo club events and such. It was in pretty good condition when I got it so it didn't need much. The engine didn't run quite right. Well it ended up going to the Alfa Romeo shop in Sacramento and after two months of work and many thousands of dollars invested it came back with a perfect running engine, new shocks, bushings, stabilizer bar, they sort it out electrically. But I never got enough time to actually finish it to excellent condition. It's been sitting in the showroom of my dealership since then and getting started every now and then. In the last picture you can see a weatherstrip kit for windows and doors that I never installed. When I bought it they had deleted the bumpers and holes and all I did is put the little turn signal markers down there. I redid the dashboard got all the gauges to work, changed hard to find switches . The interior is in perfect condition as you can see except for the headliner. The head liner is there and it's white with signs of age on it. Not torn but weathered. You can see the inside door panels are starting to get weathered too now from sitting. And I'm sure there are many other minor things to tweak before making it perfect. But the car is all there and it runs and drives fantastic. Worked on oil leaks several times but there still is minor oil dripping from somewhere. Oil cooler I believe. It really just needs a passionate driver. Someone to take over where I left off. It's the last one of my old European car collection and I hate to see it go but I don't have a choice. I need the space.Car is sold as is, buyer responsible for shipping and more importantly there is no reserve on it. Highest bidder takes it home.This car is valued between $23k and 60k depending on condition. That is a huge spread so I'll start the bidding towards the lower part of that spectrum. It's definitely not in the $60k range but not too far either.