Barely Broken In: 1982 Alfa Romeo GTV6
If you were looking for a 1980’s euro car that will not cost you an arm and leg (E30, 911, 190E 16V), the Alfa Romeo GTV6 is a solid choice. In the age of Dodge Demons, it sounds strange to say a 160 hp car is more than enough to have a good time. Michael Jordan of Automobile Magazine once said, “if you can’t go fast with 90 hp, 900 won’t help you”. The Alfa Busso V6 has a reputation for having the most glorious note this side of a Ferrari. The 116 Alfa Romeo has a very unique double wishbone suspension with a De Dion tube in the rear. Today’s GTV6 only shows 31,000 miles on the odometer so it should be free of the typical woes of crunchy synchros and rusty sheet metal. Find this 1982 Alfa Romeo GTV6 for sale in Newburgh, NY for $5,800 via craigslist.
Details from the seller:
I purchased this GTV6 from the original owner who had not used the car for over 15 years.
Replaced fuel lines, filters, belts including the Timing belt and fuel tank.. New exhaust system and tires.
Car now drives as a Alfa should. Power windows and power mirrors work. 5 speed transmission shifts smoothly. AC not working. Clean Car Fax and New York State Title.
31,000 miles
The aspect of the car that Alfa did not knock out of the park was the interior and to compound things to the material quality was not great either. It looks like the leather on the seats could use some attention here. The earlier 116 4 cyl Alfa coupes had a cooler dash design than the later cars and this GTV6 where the tach was housed in it’s own binnacle directly in the sight of the driver. The seller notes the AC is not working which is all the more reason to drive with the windows down to hear the exhaust.
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Was about to say nothing's quite like these, but then remembered we did this relevant Twister a while back.
Sadly, all the links are fubar. I looked into it and the actual URLs are good, but they use the old image posting syntax (bracket-IMG-/bracket) and would need to be switched to the current type (image src="URL").
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Well, that didn't work. Trying again…
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And fail. I give up. V, I'll send you all the corrected links. One more teaser…
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WTFH!! That is a proven good URL and I got the syntax right.
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Trying one more thing. Deleting two posts above to see if that fixes it.
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And that worked! Without deleting the two comments I said I was going to. Extremely puzzling!
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Cool Pegaso. KBZ!
yeah, there were bunches of other cool cars on that list
Volvo Tundra
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Volvo 263
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Is the car still for sale?