We were amazed to see a Duetto in silver: it was a factory color code (AR728), however it is rare to find one that was born in this color. And in fact, this specimen, according to the seller, was born in white. The seller also says the car has been repainted by the previous owner… Read More Silver streak: 1969 Alfa Romeo Duetto
Let’s stay in France also today as we found a very interesting car, both in terms of model and price. The Duetto 1750, in fact, with the type 541 engine, was the latest evolution of that iconic car made famous by the film “The Graduate”, starring Dustin Hoffman: in the case of the film it… Read More Think green: 1969 Alfa Romeo Duetto 1750
We know more or less everything about this Duetto: the seller was clear about his conditions, but there is one thing – not a detail – that we have not understood. What is not clear (perhaps because it escaped us both in the auction and in the video published by the seller) is the engine… Read More Graduate from the 80’s: 1967 Alfa Romeo Duetto
It often happens that the passion for one’s car and for one’s wife go into conflict, and in 99% of these cases, the wife always comes out as the winner. What we illustrate is a case that falls into that 99%. The seller says he owned this car for 28 years but now it’s time… Read More No sale, no marriage: 1969 Alfa Romeo Duetto 1750
Someone would say that this is the right car in the right place: every Alfa Romeo enthusiast knows the film “The Graduate” where a young Dustin Hoffman used to drive a car like this, painted with the same color, received as bachelor gift by his parents. This one, given its conditions, can’t ever be used… Read More Spider inside: 1966 Alfa Romeo Duetto 1600
This Duetto 1750 is actually a rare car as not many of these have been built with this displacement which is, according to many, the best road engine of the sixties. I personally had a GT 1750 Velce and that’s actually an extraordinary unit, plenty of power and with a revvy character, so no doubt… Read More Mauled: 1969 Alfa Romeo Duetto 1750
