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New engine in 97 GTV
Hi all,
I bought a fantastic used 2.0 GTV about 6 weeks ago with 65k on the clock. Then, the huge smile that I'd been carrying aorund for the past few weeks was promptly wiped from my face when a conn rod failed and ended up destroying the engine block I've found a recon engine, £1200 fully fitted. My question is, is it worth it? Is this just another unreliable Alfa story that I keep hearing and am I going to have something else happen in a few thousand miles? And, if I do have a new engine put in will it add any notable value to the car? I only paid £3k for the car in the first place, but I do truly love driving it however the continuous ramblings of my wife and friends telling me to buy something sensible like a Ford are beginning to take there toll. So, can anyone give me some reassurance that replacing the engine is a sensible option Cheers, T |
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