1969 Alfa Romeo Deutto Spider Barn find

1969 Alfa Romeo Other Description

Fresh out of an actual barn. Believed to be a 1969 Alfa Romeo Duetto Convertible. This appears to a 70-80% complete car that was taken apart years ago for a complete restoration and then parked in the corner of the barn and forgotten. I have tried to capture everything I can in the photos. They are by far the better description of what you are buying.What I know is the body is not too bad. Certainly resistible. Hundreds of rare original parts. It was a blue car with red leather originally. Includes:4 wheelsComplete body except for hoodTransmissionFront and rear axles4 brakes and wheel hubstwo complete seats and framestwo sets of side glass in good conditionOriginal windshield in very good conditionSteering wheel and column.Chrome bumpers front and rear.4 hub capsexhaustLots of dash and interior partsdozens of small parts as seen.
Known to be missing:The engine hood top
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I believe this car is worthy of a ground up restoration and with what these bring in perfect shape the cost is justified. But you be the judge.I will not sell individual parts. All or none.The trailer it is sitting on is not included but can be purchased if it's easier to transport for an additional $800. The trailer is worth $1000 alone.Please call with questions. 614-352-3434.
Winning bidder must pay in full via papal immediately after the auction ends. No exceptions. I can continue to store it at no cost up to 30 days for winning bidder. I will entertain offers to end the sale. No reserve auction winner takes all. I'm sure I could double my money by selling parts one at a time. However I do not have the time. This is a relist because the winning bidder from Italy could not find a shipper to come get it, crate it and ship it. Please work out payment and shipping before you bid. $500 deposit due immediately after auction ends and is non refundable. Balance due 3 days later and is non refundable.
On Jun-05-17 at 07:09:29 PDT, seller added the following information:

I have recently been informed my an eBay member that this is most likely a 1969 not a '67. I have included his comments in the Q&A section.