For sale this rare Alfa 75 QV for little

Posted on 10-06-2016 at 9:12 by jaapiyo – 43 Comments”

So you want a beautiful new Alfa Giulia Quadrifoglio, but you have no container in your pocket burning to be published? Don’t worry, autoblog is your lucky charm and come to the rescue.

The Giula leaf clover-four does the sporting hearts of lovers all over the world beat faster. With the Ferrari V6 ” under the hood, the new Alfa with RWD, however, is not the cheapest car, certainly not in our country where good with extra lapping for fun to have a fun car to drive. Fortunately, there are second-hand to an Alfa with a V6 and rear-wheel drive to drive, for example, with this Alfa Romeo 75 3.0 V6 QV.

The 75 is by some people considered to be the last “real” Alfa. Well, before the new true Alpha, there was so. The 75 has just as the Giulia the drive to the rear wheels and was almost without the help of the ragazzi of Fiat designed. In 1984 came the 75 on the market. In America, where Alfa also was active, that happened under the same name that many a pizzeria sons, namely Milano.

One of the best Alfa’s 75, in addition to the limited edition built Turbo Evoluzione, is the 3.0 QV variant. This was to be the successor of the regular 3.0 (America) version, with a stronger, sharper camshaft and a Motronic injection instead of L-Jetronic injection. The Busso-block of Giuseppe Busso produces in this case a commendable 192 horsepower.

1.576 copies of the 3.0 QV were built and one of them can now be yours. This QV is originally from Switzerland and later to Denmark, imported and restored. The car has air conditioning, a leather interior, an open top, a Momo wheel and 16″ QV wheels. Sporting ambitions to be endorsed by a CSC sport exhaust, ABS brakes, Koni dampers. Thick beats come from an old-school, Pioneer KEH-6550 radio/cassette player. The car was in Denmark for sale at 129.000 Danish Åkkærmøønnen kroner, converted a small 16.000 Eqf…Euro.

Thanks Dennis for the tip!

Gallery: Alfa-Romeo Alfa Romeo 75 QV

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