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19 - 1957 – Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider 750D
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Estimate €60,000 - €80,000
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1957 – Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider 750D Chassis no. 149501772 French classic car registration document Vehicle sold without an MOT “A high-quality restoration, and eligible for the Mille Miglia!” The Alfa Romeo Giulietta is the very embodiment of la dolce vita. It places the Arese-based marque amongst the ranks of ‘accessible’ sports car manufacturers. An aesthetic masterpiece, it combines lively performance with a lightweight, elegant and sporty body, bringing together all the ingredients for irresistible appeal.   Developed in 1952 under the code name 750, the Giulietta was initially launched as a coupé, named the Sprint; the Spider variant was introduced on the initiative of Max Hoffman, who set out to sell it to American customers. Both Bertone and Pininfarina proposed their own versions of the Spider, and it was Pininfarina’s design that was chosen. The technical improvements made to the Giulietta and its 1,300 cm³ engine enabled it to deliver strong performance, even outperforming larger-displacement engines of the time. Its twin-cam four-cylinder engine and twin-barrel carburettor delivered 65 ch, a respectable figure given its modest weight of 885 kg. In total, nearly 36,000 examples of the Giulietta Sprint and derivative versions such as the Spider were produced – a resounding success that contributed significantly to the Milanese manufacturer’s reputation.   The example featured in these pages comes with its original Alfa certificate, which tells us that the car left the factory in the lovely Celeste blue colour. An interesting detail is that, although it was completed on 13 June 1957, it was not sold until exactly one year later, to the day, in Milan. Perhaps it was a demonstration car? Its file also includes its 1965 carta di circolazione, listing its various Italian owners up until its importation into France in 2008. Having been involved in a collision during a transalpine rally, this Giulietta underwent a very costly restoration in Italy between 2017 and 2021, whilst its file contains numerous maintenance invoices from both before and after this period, including the very recent replacement of the drive and transmission shafts. Please also note that the car is fitted with a 5-speed gearbox. It is rare to find a 750 D in such fine condition on the market…
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Auction time 10/10/2026 at 3:00 PM
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