There are fewer and fewer of these cars, and we don’t mean the model so much as the chance of finding one to restore according to your own standards. But this raises another question: When is a restoration really worth doing? In fact, compared to a few years ago (and we tell you this by… Read More Less and less: 1964 Alfa Romeo 2600 Sprint
Ok, Ok, before anyone corrects us, we know very well that the Vespa 400 is only half Italian, however even the title of an article has its importance so for this time we’ll turn a blind eye. What we have here is a batch of three cars, two apparently in good condition and one (the… Read More The italian bunch: Alfa Romeo 2600 Sprint, Fiat 850 Spider, ACMA Vespa 400
It is not an everyday thing to find a 2600 sprint in the USA: unlike its convertible sister, in fact, it did not have the desired success overseas. It is even more difficult to find one in conditions like this: a car that needs a restoration that also involves the bodywork (fans of classic Alfa… Read More Desert slate: 1962 Alfa Romeo 2600 Sprint by Bertone
It is strange to define this car as “complete”, yet looking at the photos it seems that, apparently, the main components (and many other details) are all there. Probably because it is a 2600 Sprint (chassis # AR820112) disassembled thinking of an integral restoration but, as often happens, the time or money to do it… Read More Puzzling puzzle: 1962 Alfa Romeo 2600 Sprint
Is it too much to publish two Alfa Romeo 2600 Sprints in a week? Nope, in our opinion it is not. The main reason why two identical cars in a week is not too much, is related to the state of the two cars: both seem to be in very similar conditions, that is, parked… Read More Hidden peacock: 1966 Alfa Romeo 2600 Sprint
Restoring a car is a path that can have different degrees of difficulty, linked both to the condition of the car and to the availability of spare parts: sometimes it can be a real ordeal. And someone who has bought a real Giulia Spider wreckage to restore it tells you, they have been looking good… Read More Ready for treatment: 1963 Alfa Romeo 2600 Sprint
The reason why we publish this 2600 will be clear to many at first glance: it is beautiful. It is not that the market is without the Alfa Romeo 2600 Sprint but few of them possess the right combination of factors that make them unique or, at least, different from the others for details that… Read More Blue & Borrani: 1965 Alfa Romeo 2600 Sprint
Ten thousand dollars is no longer enough to take home a 2600 Sprint in acceptable conditions, we are now aware of it. That is, that we have here was in fact the “big sister” of the Alfa Romeo family of the 60s: at the beginning of the decade, in the European market the typical family… Read More Big six: 1963 Alfa Romeo 2600 Sprint
This Alfa is clearly a 2600 Sprint which, however, has lost a lot of sprint over the years. Today it is in such a condition that anyone who buys it must do so keeping in mind that there is nothing else to do except a complete, long and expensive restoration. The seller says the car… Read More Optional title: 1964 Alfa Romeo 2600 Sprint
This is a single car but it has two engines, one inside the engine compartment, the other is incomplete and is located in another State. The seller says that the engine currently installed was rebuilt with new rod bearings, pistons and cylinders checked with new piston rings, a valve job, appropriate shims, new timing chain,… Read More One car, two engines: 1963 Alfa Romeo 2600 Sprint
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