Seller listing states “A classic car restoration project with these two Alfa Romeo Alfasuds plus spares, a perfect blend of Italian heritage and mechanical simplicity. Dating back to 1982 and 1983, these hatchbacks are iconic for their distinct design and driveability. The Alfasud model, with its manual transmission and petrol engine, promises to be a delightful find for enthusiasts and collectors alike.
This package includes two Alfasud vehicles, each offering a unique experience for restorers. The reason for the sale as a lot, is due to storage space and they have been the current owner for 20+ years. The white Alfasud has been slightly modified, engine, gearbox, suspension but retains the green cloverleaf design (approx. 35K on rebuilt engine). The black Alfasud has already been fully restored many years ago and needs some attention. It has a 33 running gear for ease of maintenance. Both cars are right-hand drive. The collection also comes with a selection of spare parts, enhancing the potential for a restoration project.”
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