1969 Alfa Romeo Spider Round-Tail | historic 1750 configuration | White/Red | extensively documented
1969 Alfa Romeo Spider Round-Tail | historic 1750 configuration | White/Red | extensively documented
The car has been in our possession for around 2.5 years and has been driven exclusively in good weather. It starts reliably and conveys exactly the light, direct driving feel for which the early Alfa Romeo Spiders are still appreciated today.
What makes this vehicle particularly interesting is its history documented over several decades.
A restoration from 1989 is documented by historical records. The Spider was not subsequently returned to an artificial as-new condition, but today presents itself as a historically evolved classic with authentic patina.
The red leather interior shows corresponding age-related signs and was deliberately not completely renewed. Together with the white paint, wooden steering wheel and classic dashboard, this creates an exceptionally harmonious overall appearance.
Historic 1750 configuration
The vehicle currently features an Alfa Romeo twin-cam engine in 1750 configuration, engine type AR00548, combined with Weber twin carburetors and a 5-speed manual transmission.
Important for a transparent assessment of the vehicle's history:
According to the available Alfa Romeo birth certificate, the chassis was originally delivered as a 1300 Junior.
However, the current 1750 configuration is not a modern conversion. It is already documented by historical vehicle records and an expert appraisal from 1989, and has therefore been part of the known vehicle history for more than 35 years.
The vehicle is therefore expressly not offered as a factory-delivered, matching-numbers 1750 Veloce, but as a historically evolved round-tail Spider with a 1750 configuration documented over many years.
History and documentation
The vehicle comes with extensive historical documentation. Particularly noteworthy are the documentation of the 1989 restoration, as well as historical vehicle records and expert appraisals.
In addition, a valuation appraisal from 2024 for €46,000 with a condition rating of 3+ is available.
Mileage
The current odometer reading is approximately 58,000 km.
An odometer replacement is documented by the 1989 historical appraisal. At that time, a total mileage of approximately 109,480 km was stated.
The actual total mileage is therefore higher than the mileage currently displayed on the odometer.
Equipment and current status
The Spider has age- and use-related signs of wear as well as minor paint damage. These are not concealed and are part of the vehicle's historically evolved appearance.
Ideally, we are looking for an enthusiast who is not necessarily seeking a freshly restored concours Spider, but who appreciates an honest, characterful round-tail Alfa with a traceable history and a 1750 configuration documented over several decades.
Viewing and test drive possible in Cologne by prior appointment
This description has been automatically translated. Original language: German.
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