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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
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Hard to find V6 Busso engine 5 speed manual , Has been prepped for Targa / Tarmac rallies , but still can be an every day driver / track car , Leather interior , Air Con , electric windows etc , 146, 700 k's , Timing belts replaced recently , upgraded Bilstien suspension , Power Chip upgraded ECU , Larger throttle body , Cold air intake , New front brakes , Quick release Sparco steering wheel , Sports exhaust , external hold down / locking bonnet latches , comes with original steering wheel and
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Bathurst rare 1976 Alfetta 116 series GTAM Australian complied, 25 were imported to Australian to have them homologated to compete at Bathurst in 1976 , They had a 2 litr engine, Spica fuel injected, larger fuel tank... this particular car was sold at Foleys Sydney used as a road car sold to a lady very little use has been stored undercover for many years, car is complete in need of total restoration, trim no tears proves little use, solid but has some rust as pictures indicate, engine turns by
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An outstanding Tarmac Rally car, which is one of only 30 examples built by Ralliart UK, and benefits from an enviable maintenance regime. Under the bonnet is the original turbocharged 2.0-litre ‘4G63’ inline-four, producing around 206kW (276bhp) and 373Nm (275lb-ft) of torque in standard form, driving all four wheels via a close-ratio five-speed manual transmission. First registered in the UK in 1999 as ‘W165 EOP’, the supplied Australian Department of Transport Personal Vehicle Import p
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In 1963, Alfa Romeo unveiled the 105 series Giulia, an automotive legend that enjoyed a 14-year production run. This model was the brainchild of the young and talented Giorgetto Giugiaro, who was just 22 at the time, working under the esteemed Bertone design house. The Giulia was distinguished by its unique design and exceptional engineering, rapidly becoming one of the most revered car designs of the 1960s. Presented here is an outstanding Australian-delivered, original right-hand drive Alfa R