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1974 Alfa Romeo spider purchased for $40k and prepared for historic racing Done about 50 kilometers track and hill climbs The following all new Brakes, calipers, rotors, pads, flexible lines Suspension, full race springs, shock absorbers and sway bars. 5 speed gearbox fully rebuilt with close ratios. Exhaust full race stainless steel Engine fully race prepared $20k ( clearly wasted) Interior new race and passenger seats Rough estimate $80k spent Has log book and roll bar Sign and car cov

A very quick car that goes really really well, and sounds glorious - the 3.0i Busso V6 is known to be one of the all time great engines. If I was keeping it I would put a set of 17" teledials on it. ( I have a set of 16" teledials, so they will go with the car, just needs spacers (supplied) to clear the Brembos - Only selling as I have a race project on the go (yes, it's an Alfa......) But that's what ALFA stands for isn't it ? Always Looking For Another....... I have three at the moment, so I

Developed in Italy as a training car particularly for those with F1 aspirations - https://www.asmonzaracing.com/photos-cars-walkaround-abarth-se025-formula-italia-1972-1979.html Engine is a 1608cc twin cam from the Fiat 124S, the five-speed gearbox from the Lancia Fulvia HF 1600 with an Abarth LSD. The car was imported into Aust in 2012, and ran at various events at Northam, Albany and Wanneroo. Immediately prior to import, the car was run at the Vernasca Silver Flag event and Abarth Tra