Searching for an Alfa, 50's or early 60's

I'd suggest starting your search at
http://www.alfabb.com/bb/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=19

Also sometimes starting a thread like this (after a search maybe) there brings out people who have something they may want to sell of but haven't posted about it.

 

I have 4 Veloce spiders: a restored '59 I've owned for 27 years (the original owner is still alive and kicking- wants to buy it back!), a '58 in restoration at Bill Gillham's shop (almost done), an early '58 that needs total restoration, and a '65 Giulia in need of restoration (but a great original car). I also have a '69 GTV I've owned for 25 years, a Boxer and a glass, Euro 308 GTB, along with various other cars. I am out of space, and for that reason I sold my 365 gt 2+2 to Autosport Designs a few weeks ago. I still need more space. Since I already have two perfect 750 series veloces, I might sell the third one. It has complete correct motor with DCO3s and airbox, but needs metal work (not too rusty but still a major project not for a beginner). It is a roller, but is missing at least some parts (I may have them somewhere). At current values, veloces are worth restoring (especially 750 series cars). Incredible, fun cars to drive, and increasing in value rapidly. If you are interested let me know (along with what your definition of "cheap" is- I don't want to waste your time).