1952 Alfa Romeo 1900 C Sprint Coupe by TouringAustrian title Chassis no.

AR1900C01020
Engine no.

1308-00265- One of 650 cars from the first series
- High-quality restoration, aluminium bodywork
- Eligible for the Mille Miglia and Targa Florio
 
According to the Centro Documentazione Alfa Romeo, this 1900 Coupé Touring left the factory in 1952 to be sent to Pennsylvania in the USA.

At the time, it was finished in black.
Around 1971, it turned up in Florida, where it was bought by an enthusiast from the New York area who kept it laid up for 25 years, until Conrad ‘Bud’ Brickman, a collector who had owned several Ferraris, Astons, Jaguars and Alfa Romeos, succeeded in persuading the owner to part with it in 1996.
The aluminium bodywork was complete, but in need of restoration, as were the interior and engine, with the result that Brickman sent the lovely Alfa to the specialist Restoration and Performance Motors (RPM), run by Peter Markowski in Vermont.

The Superleggera body was taken ...