99 cent alfa

[69.5CUDA]

well here it is...admitedly it realy REALY bad shape but theres alot of bits i can put to use and even more i can sell off of it befor scraping the rest

a lil history...the car was being driven when one of the spica injection lines split sending the engine bay up in flames..melting and burning everything in the bay as well as melting the grill and some stuff behind the dash....the tags expired in 89 so its been sitting a long long while and italian steel well...sucks ass and rusts fast...this car and its stable mate a 76 were sold with a heeping pile of parts and towed about 30 miles...several months later the old owner recives a phone call that there going to be towed at his expense so they are picked back up dragged back to the back 40 and left.....and now sold on ebay...

sooo with this car sits a rather gone 76 with a HUGE pile of good parts that i will be likely going back up after if for nothing else the transaxle and a damn neer perfect interior


do mind the pic's some how hide more rust

 

[69.5CUDA]

all in all after going over the car i do see alot of usefull stuff and all of the glass but the windshield is good.....if theres any intrest ill post pic's as it gets cut...since most of you have probably never seen an itlian get cut up

 

[BootHead]

nice! Good to see that trailer worked for you

 

[74DartSport]

Sprint veloce....
doesn't that mean run away very fast?

 

[dodgechargerfan]

since most of you have probably never seen an itlian get cut up

I grew up in a pretty tough Italian neighbourhood, but you're right. Not many ever used knives. Mostly, they ended up with self-inflicted ruptures from grabbing and nodding while grunting, "Wha' tha' fu'?"

Cool score on the pile of car. Figure in your travel costs, and you're still in good shape to make it back on the scrap value. Yes?
Then, the parts are all gravy.

 

[69.5CUDA]

yeah i should break even just in scrap value...and good god what a large pile of spares and perhaps i will finaly get around to e-baying parts