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Not Sold (Est: £154,044 - £239,624)
1967 Abarth 1600 SP Spider
France • 3 Jul 2026 • Lot 55
Vehicle Details
AI Listing Summary
This 1967 Abarth 1600 SP Spider is a rare prototype featuring a potent Cosworth/BDA 1600 engine and a Hewland gearbox, recently undergoing extensive mechanical and chassis restoration.
It's an ideal competition vehicle for historic events, showcasing its original streamlined design and impressive performance.
Condition
8
The car is described as a rare Abarth prototype that has undergone significant restoration work on the engine, gearbox, chassis, suspension, shock absorbers, and braking system between 2018 and 2024. It has also participated in historic events and was recently driven by Arturo Merzario for a demonstration. While not explicitly stated as 'pristine' or 'outstanding,' the extensive and recent restoration, coupled with its use in historic events, suggests it is in excellent mechanical and cosmetic condition, requiring only minor attention to be event-ready.
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Transmission:
Manual
Chassis No:
SE04/L-018
Odometer:
[Odometer Reading]
Reg Number:
[Reg Number]
RHD/LHD:
LHD
1967 Abarth 1600 SP SpiderCompetition vehicle
UnregisteredChassis no.
SE04/L-018- Rare Abarth prototype
- Tremendous Cosworth/BDA 1600 engine
- Original and quick, streamlined shape
The Abarth SE04 (for Speziale Esecuzione) made its debut in spring 1966 as the 1000 SP.
Designed by Mario Colucci with a tubular chassis, centrally-mounted engine and fibreglass bodywork, it was light and quickly made its mark in the 1000 cc class.
A year later, a larger and longer model, the SE04/L, appeared, and in 2000 SP guise this also proved successful, particularly in hill climbs in the hands of the Swiss driver Peter Schetty.
One of its finest results was at Montlhéry in April 1967, where the two Abarths driven by Johannes Ortner and Toine Hezemans finished first and second in the Coupes de Vitesse ahead of Ferrari and Ford!
The car we are presenting left the factory in 1967 as a 1000 SP SE04/L, as can be seen from the remaining Abarth chassis number registers and a valuation report by Sergi...
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£39,317
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£39,317
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£39,317
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