We didn’t understand much about the origins of this car so, please, whoever has some more info about it could tell us and we’ll be glad to publish them. Indeed this car (chassis #101.20 00196) , which looks a “normal” Giulietta Sprint Speciale is said to be one of the four prototypes built by Alfa Romeo… Read More More info needed: 1960 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Sprint Speciale “P2”
Incredibly, even with all the knowledge available on the net, there is still people who don’t know how to write “Alfa Romeo” correctly. But the point, here, is not about the seller’s knowledge, of course, but about the car itself which is an early Giulietta Spider 750 (chassis #1495.01350) in need of a total restoration… Read More Alpha dog: 1957 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider
The seller calls this Giulietta Spider “Abnormale” like many alfisti use to do: that’s to point out that the Giulietta Spider is not a Veloce: this one, however, has a double carburetor setup. The reason is that the engine actually installed is not the original unit: the seller says that he actually has it but in… Read More Abnormale: 1960 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider
Alberto from Italy has submitted to us his nice looking Alfa Romeo 1750 berlina which has to go in order to fulfill other projects, so here it is: it’s green (Verde Pino Chiaro) with tobacco interiors and a big white “Biscione” on the hood. It’s clear that the owner wanted to give the car a proper… Read More Seller submission: 1970 Alfa Romeo 1750 Berlina
Actually when you’re going to buy a car completely disassembled and stripped to bare metal, you know that you’ll have a lot of work ahead of you but, at least, you’ll have no surprises from your purchase. That is the case of this early Giulietta Spider (chassis #1415.01109) which is said to have been bought… Read More No surprises: 1956 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider
We didn’t expect to find a seller who doesn’t know exactly what he’se selling but, nonetheless, it still happens, and again with an Alfa. Indeed last year we published a Giulietta Veloce for sale as a “Normale”(and sold at the same price of a “normale”), while today the seller of this GTV (chassis #AR*252855) sells it… Read More Lack of knowledge: 1967 Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GT Veloce
Seven days left and no b.i.n. price for this auction regarding a 2600 Spider to restore: that’s a quite complete car painted in blue with ice-white interiors but actually the original color is Graphite Grey, an Alfa Romeo classic shade of the sixties. As usual for these cars, there is rust almost everywhere: floors and… Read More Seven days left: 1963 Alfa Romeo 2600 Spider by Touring
This 1750 GT Veloce (chassis # AR1531198) is said to be a super solid car and, indeed, we are quite astonished by how this car looks solid and rustless. The good (for us) it’s that the original color of this car is the same Ochre Yellow of the GTV published last friday: maybe not everyone… Read More Yellow heart: 1968 Alfa Romeo 1750 GT Veloce
This is one of the most wanted Alfa of the sixties, painted in one of the best shade available: it is called “Giallo Ocra” (Ochre yellow)and it comes with the car along with a good amount of rust. Maybe this car (chassis #AR252882) has lived most of its life in the rust belt but for… Read More Southern yellow: 1967 Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GT Veloce
This 2000 Spider (chassis #AR102.04.01549) project comes from Mexico where it is said to have been with the original owner until now: maybe that’s why it’s the first time ever we see the original rigid toolbox we didn’t know about its existence. This looks a nice project indeed: this former-red car has a very dry… Read More Many papers, few rust: 1960 Alfa Romeo 2000 Spider by Touring
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