1967 Alfa Romeo Duetto

Description

If you love the purity in the beauty of Italian design then there are no additional words needed to tempt you on this 1967 Alfa Romeo Duetto Spider. This is a nicely documented car that came from Arizona in 2017 and likely was out west for quite some time. This was given a proper body restoration completed in 2012. The car was the Ivory yellow color, but the respray in 2010 turned the vibrant style up a notch. There were also some nice detail touches like the Euro headlight covers and Cosmic wheels. It gives the car the right added character without taking away from the beauty of an early example like this. In fact, the full package is all about looking good and feeling strong. So a rebuilt transmission was installed in 2019, and the date-correct motor was rebuilt in 2022 - including a new head. And as you look through the full details, you'll see a desirable history, desirable locations, and desirable investment... all done to an ultra-desirable Alfa.

HIGHLIGHTS

*Early first series shows the purity of the Pininfarina design

*Body restored in 2009-2012

*Glossy and bright yellow paint

*Well-fitting black folding roof

*Attractive restored black interior

*Exterior's upgraded yellow returns on the dash and carpet piping

*Twin cam motor is date-correct to be original

*Early example with 1600 motor and dual Weber carburetors

*Engine rebuilt in 2022 with approx. 100 miles

*Five-speed manual transmission with approx. 500 miles

*Four-wheel disc brakes

*Owner's manual

*Service manual

*Maintenance records

*Build receipts

Owning a 1967 Spider like this is a true mark of distinction. It was only the first full model year, and so there were still few in the USA. In fact, while The Graduate would also come out in 1967, by the time it was in theaters, this car was already produced. So it wasn't made for a Ben Braddock wannabe, and instead, it was in the hands of a true enthusiast. Today that tradition continues. It skips The Graduate's bright red, but the bold yellow seems to look just as appropriate on a Pininfarina design as it does on their Ferraris. The freshly rebuilt motor loves to hit the road and sing its special dual-cam tune. And the five-speed, sports suspension, and four-wheel disc brakes all seem to open up a new aspect to your favorite back road. So when you know how rare it is to find an early first-series Duetto Spider that is ready for fun today, you know it may not be here tomorrow. Call now!!!