
Located in Sacramento, CA, click here to see the Craigslist ad.

It's big, gets poor gas mileage, prone to rust, has an archaic suspension and used a carburetor until the end, but there is something special about the Wagoneer. I can't explain it. Apparently I'm not the only one who thinks that way as fully restored examples command well over 10K. (Often double that price)
This one appears to be nice, used Wagoneer. Located Levittown, PA, click here to see the Craigslist ad.

For the GTV6 Alfa essentially took the Alfetta GT body and dropped in their amazing 2.5 liter V6. They made a few subtle changes to the body (bigger tail lights, body moulding, longer drip rails, power bulge on the hood, etc.) and made the dashboard more "normal".
This car is located in Denver, CO. Click here to see the AutoTrader.com listing. (And... If you buy it, ditch the chrome wheels!)
Another little Alfa Romeo note... With Fiat now owning Chrysler there are rumors of Alfa Romeo making a return to the US. Some of the rumors are scary, including one that states Fiat plans on using Chrysler platforms as the basis for new Alfa Romeos.
Just A Car Geek reader, Richard, sent me this link. As Richard wrote in his e-mail, "As an Alfa fan this is terrifying news..." Let's hope someone, somewhere, comes to their senses!
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