Is it a good sign or a bad sign when someone sells his entire fleet of cars? On the one hand you get a ton of spare parts to keep the "good" car running...but on the other hand...you NEED a ton of spare parts cars to keep the "good" one running....sheesh. It is also an indication that the market for such a car has dropped to its low point and it can only go up...right? Find this 1993 Alfa Romeo 164 + parts car offered for $3,500 in Woodside, NY via craigslist. Tip from Rock On! 
In the post quantitative easing world, 600 bucks doesn't buy much. A double-tall venti machiato chia tea latte, a pair of sustainable, ethically sourced, artisan jeans, reusable, turtle friendly, anodized titanium drinking straws... Or, you could pick up a classic Italian Berlina that was the love child of a joint project of FIAT, Alfa Romeo, Lancia and SAAB. Find this 1992 Alfa Romeo 164L for sale in Auburn, WA for $600 via craigslist. 
Two thousand pages of Uncle Sam's greenbacked promissory notes doesn't buy much in a car these days. Just about anything that passes your local inspection requirements and can be driven home is worth more than $2k...but what if I said you could get a future classic for $2k that comes from Italy and has a manual gearbox? Find this 1991 Alfa Romeo 164L offered for $1999 in Santa Cruz, CA via craigslist. Tip from FuelTruck.
The Alfa Romeo 164 was the last of the Tipo Quattro cars to debut. The 164 shared a common platform with the Fiat Chroma, Lancia Thema and Saab 9000. The Alfa shared the least of all the quadruplets and is the last Alfa before the FIAT takeover of Alfa in 1989. Find this 1991 Alfa Romeo 164L for sale in Portland, OR for $1,450 via craigslist. This post is part of DT's 2016 Birthday Celebration of 100 cars; enjoy the ride!