Red like the intense sensation of driving with the wind in your hair, behind the wheel of a car that, as it passes by, makes those who see it turn around, as if it were a beautiful girl. It’s difficult to say what it feels like to face this masterpiece of the automotive design created by a team of formidable designers from the Farina factories, led by Aldo Brovarone and Franco Martinengo, under the watchful eye of Battista "Pinin" Farina. This sports car is fascinating because of the great formal quality thin volume: an ellipsoid, like a cuttlefish bone, the mollusk shelll from which it took its nickname. In fact, the tapered bodywork has the same essentiality of a natural organism, whose shape perfectly expresses function: aerodynamics. Produced from 1966 to 1994, the Duetto 1750 Fast Spider on display, despite having been made in 1970, is still the "cuttlefish bone" model. One of the most loved and sold cars of all time, it owes its consecration as a cult object to its participation as a true star in the famous movie "The Graduate” (1967), starring a young Dustin Hoffman. Vittorio Gassman, prince of actors, accompanied its debut in the United States, led by Steve McQueen and other celebrities.

ALFA 1750 SPIDER VELOCE, OSSO DI SEPPIA

TECHNICAL DATA OF THE SPECIMEN:
Alfa Romeo 1750 Fast Spider USA
Car model: 105.62
Frame no.: AR1481411
Production date: 06/05/1970
Sale date: 06/15/1970 from Alfa Romeo Italia to Alfa Romeo Frankfurt (D)
Color: 514 Pininfarina (Lechler) Italy Red
Registration: Italian number plates and documents
Vehicle equipped with a Certificate of Historical and Collectible Relevance

ALFA 1750 SPIDER VELOCE, OSSO DI SEPPIA
ALFA 1750 SPIDER VELOCE, OSSO DI SEPPIA
ALFA 1750 SPIDER VELOCE, OSSO DI SEPPIA
ALFA 1750 SPIDER VELOCE, OSSO DI SEPPIA
ALFA 1750 SPIDER VELOCE, OSSO DI SEPPIA
ALFA 1750 SPIDER VELOCE, OSSO DI SEPPIA
ALFA 1750 SPIDER VELOCE, OSSO DI SEPPIA
ALFA 1750 SPIDER VELOCE, OSSO DI SEPPIA
ALFA 1750 SPIDER VELOCE, OSSO DI SEPPIA
ALFA 1750 SPIDER VELOCE, OSSO DI SEPPIA
ALFA 1750 SPIDER VELOCE, OSSO DI SEPPIA

The car is in competition condition, after having undergone a complete, documented and professional restoration of mechanics (Alfa-Delta, Marnate) and bodywork (Bodyshop 2000 Srl, Cerro Maggiore). Engine reset to zero hours and run in.
Extra equipment: rigid hard top with special containment hood.
This specimen will be exhibited at the OldCar24 stand during the Milan Autoclassica (hall 13) 1st-2nd-3rd October 2021.