Description
One of only 50 or so roadworthy Alfa 145 Cloverleafs in good and ready to use condition, unmolested and wearing its original dealer number plates. Rare colour of Fantasy Blue metallic.
Drives very well and every bit as nicely as the new one I bought back in 1997. I have been using it as my daily driver for a few months and would drive anywhere in it.
Some marks, imperfections and small dings on the body as you would expect, given its age, but it looks very smart from a few feet and could be gently improved for the perfectionist.
All in good working order, including the electric sunroof, save that the heater fan only operates on full (I have ordered the resistor and will include it or fit it if I get time), and the rear washer jet- the wiper itself is fine now that I have fettled it. Key remotes not working but I will swap the batteries and see if that does the trick.
Major cambelt service in March 2023 at 92, 684 miles including drop link replacement all costing £1, 693. 45. Not much in the way of history but I am satisfied that the mileage is correct, and comes with original sales brochure, handbook and some old MOTs. All 3 keys present including the brown master.
Reluctant sale due to downsizing. I have too many Alfas and need to rein it in and release funds to spend on the house (current car count is 48, so I will be listing more for sale in the coming weeks).
Just had the tracking done and took the opportunity to have a good poke around underneath. Car is totally solid and repairs undertaken many years ago have held up well. Car has been rust treated and needs no work.
Genuine enquiries only please. Call/ text the details below. I've really enjoyed driving and improving this car- it takes me right back to the 90's. It rightly gets attention wherever it goes and in my view is a car to be proud of. Not perfect by any means but in need of no immediate expenditure and ready to use and enjoy, and watch it appreciate in value. Mileage will increase slightly as I am still enjoying it! MoT until June 2024.
