This example is attractive as it belongs to the first-series short wheelbase models, produced from 1955 to 1959, before Alfa Romeo lengthened the chassis.

From the few photos available, the car appears complete and in overall decent condition, with straight bodywork, original hubcaps, and a period-correct interior. However, no images of the engine bay, trunk, or underbody are shown, so a detailed inspection remains essential.

The standout factor here is the asking price, which is honest and reasonable for a short-wheelbase Normale. While top-condition examples or fully restored cars can fetch €60,000–70,000 and more, this price sits at the lower end of the market — leaving room for necessary checks or light refurbishment. And if no major issues emerge, the car could even be enjoyed and driven “as is”, offering its next owner the authentic experience of a Giulietta Spider without requiring an immediate restoration. Find it for sale at €39,000 (today $48,000) here in Barletta, Italy.