1987 Alfa Romeo Milano Platinum

Make:	Alfa Romeo
Model:	Milano
Type:	Sedan
Trim:	PLATINUM
Year:	1987
Mileage:	112500
VIN:	zarda1363H1025507
Color:	Blue
Engine:	2.5L Gas V6
Cylinders:	6
Fuel:	gasoline
Transmission:	Manual
Drive type:	RWD
Interior color:	Gray
Drive side:	Left-hand drive
Vehicle Title:	Clean
Item location:	Los Angeles, California, United States

1987 Alfa Romeo Milano PLATINUM Additional Info:

This is not a project car--it is daily-driver quality
This Milano Platinum is an '87, I bought it in '91 from the original owner. He had it serviced from the selling dealer the entire time (warranty). It came with all paperwork. I've had the car ever since, always maintained. Basically, whatever the car needed, it got. I have a full service history from specialist shops. Car always stored out of the elements.
All the big stuff works:

The powertrain, including belts and hoses, water pump, clutch, shift linkage. Engine starts first try 80% of the time
Suspension, tires, steering rack and power brakes (rotors, calipers, pads; ABS removed when it stopped working)
Interior, including R-12 air conditioning, ARC, seat motors, power antenna
Cosmetics: Paint is mostly original and shines well; upholstery/carpet intact, with just a little surface cracking on the driver's seat

Some little things I live with:

The push button for the trip meter broke so the meter is stuck at 000.5 miles (odometer works fine)
The driver's side mirror seems like a couple of motor gear teeth stripped because the mirror glass moves in one direction but not another
A fog lamp needs replacing
The middle and rear guibos have some hairline cracks, so they will need replacing eventually but it's by no means urgent
The locking gas cap doesn't
There's a small weep from a power steering hose --my wrench checked it out and told me it's too small to worry about.
The sunroof motor is getting weak -- one time in ten you push the button and nothing happens. In that case, just pop a trim panel by hand and use a screwdriver to manually turn the motor one rev (there's a designed-in screwdriver slot for the purpose), then everything works again. I keep a small screwdriver in the glovebox just for that.

Body-wise, the car has never been crashed. I did have a wall-mounted garage shelving unit detach and fall on the hood, so that was resprayed; my ex backed into a bollard and damaged the rear bumper so that was replaced; left-rear lower panel was resprayed when I had some wheel-arch rust repaired. There is a tiny rust patch at the leading edge of the passenger-side rear-wheel arch. I first noticed that a year ago, maybe two. It's the size of a coin. Pictures show paint defects and chips on the decklid and doors, and the rust spot.
The car is almost showroom stock. The few changes I made include:

S cams
Blaupunkt radio/cassette with AUX and RCA inputs
36% tint on side/rear windows; sunband on windshield

For a Milano that's still in actual service after 30+ years (ie, not sitting under a cover and driven 3x/year), I don't think you'll find one nicer.
NOTE: the contact prints show more photos than the individual uploads