Re: Expensive Milano Verde?

[MMosko@xxxxxxx]

If it can give you 50,000 miles or more of reliable pleasure, then it's 
cheap. You could easily spend $15,000 on a $4000 Verde between new paint, interior 
cosmetics and mechanical repairs including a top end engine rebuild, 
suspension parts and the like. I'd offer $9K and meet in him in the middle. Market 
value for an' 88 Verde in #2 condition at auction according to Sports Car Market 
magazine is $4000. When cars are mint with true low miles the price guides are 
thrown away and collectivitis takes over. If you're deal falls through let me 
know as I love to negotiate and am very fond of mint Alfas.

Marc Mosko
Hollywood, FL
'65 Giulia Spider Veloce (Super Mint)
'74 GTV Twin Spark (Mint and quick)
'91 164S (Mint - restored)


> 
> Date: Wed, 13 Aug 2003 20:33:00 EDT
> From: MRAXLROZE@domain.elided
> Subject: milano green for sale too much? or just right ..need opinions
> 
> there is a gentleman on here selling his milano verde with 28k miles in
> absolute mint condition with some mods...for $14,500..
> 
> i dont know the true market value of a milano verde in mint condition..
> 
> I am currently in the market for a verde....I had paid $4700 for my first
> verde which was an 88 with 72k miles in good condition with an ok
> interior..but i
> crashed her =(
> 
> and now im looking for another  does $14,500 sound too pricey? 
> 
> 
> John
> nyc
> 1988 milano green
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