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Masters of Internet, bless you for you wide wisdom and compassion, for cars and graceful women. And what you’re going to see is exactly about that, a classic car envisioned with superb grace and beauty. This video is a subtle advertisement for the car, which is currently on sale at Lisbon-based Cool & Vintage and we love it.
Two bikini-clad stunners who then drive around in a gorgeous classic Alfa Romeo off into the sunset. What better way to spend your last day just before you leave this world for another, maybe a better one even. Ok, we’re acting way to dramatic on this one, but still... The video in question is the ad the guys over at the Portuguese vintage auto dealer are using to sell their 1971 Alfa Rome 1750 GTV.
Priced at EUR 27,000 ($34,957), according to its description, this 1759 GTV was never properly restored, but it’s still rust-free. The engine was totally rebuilt to the highest standards by a wall known Alfa specialist and upgraded suspension and brakes were also fitted, they claim. The seller even admits that the paint job and the interiors are “very good (not perfect).”
The catch with this beauty is actually driving it: “the steering is perfect, the car feels solid as a race car, the engine has a huge amount of torque and the way the suspension is working is unbelievable,” the source claims. In specs, this babe comes with a 122 horsepower engine, a maximum speed of 190km/h (118 mph) and the o to 96 mph (0 to 100 km/h) mark hit in 9.3 seconds.
Compared with the cars one can buy today, it might not look as the fastest, nor the coolest first choice, but for the nostalgic ones it could. Whatever the case is, we figure it’s worth at least watching the video, if nothing else.
Priced at EUR 27,000 ($34,957), according to its description, this 1759 GTV was never properly restored, but it’s still rust-free. The engine was totally rebuilt to the highest standards by a wall known Alfa specialist and upgraded suspension and brakes were also fitted, they claim. The seller even admits that the paint job and the interiors are “very good (not perfect).”
The catch with this beauty is actually driving it: “the steering is perfect, the car feels solid as a race car, the engine has a huge amount of torque and the way the suspension is working is unbelievable,” the source claims. In specs, this babe comes with a 122 horsepower engine, a maximum speed of 190km/h (118 mph) and the o to 96 mph (0 to 100 km/h) mark hit in 9.3 seconds.
Compared with the cars one can buy today, it might not look as the fastest, nor the coolest first choice, but for the nostalgic ones it could. Whatever the case is, we figure it’s worth at least watching the video, if nothing else.
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