1962 Alfa Romeo 2600 Spider by Touring
One of only 2,255 units produced.
Handcrafted by the renowned Carrozzeria Touring.
Accompanied by extensive documentation and historical papers.
The Alfa Romeo 2600 debuted at the Geneva Motor Show in 1962, immediately asserting itself at the pinnacle of the model range with its meticulously articulated, luxurious design.

The car was available in three configurations: the Berlina sedan, the Sprint coupe, and the exclusive Spider, which was hand-built by the venerable Carrozzeria Touring.

With just 2,255 examples made, the Alfa Romeo 2600 represents, in many respects, the final apex of its lineage.

Its successor, the more ordinary 1750 series, could not match the 2600's elevated luxury and classical inline-six engine.

In this sense, the Alfa 2600 stands as a true "end of an era" automobile, a synthesis of artisanal craftsmanship and automotive sophistication.

This emblematic red Spider by Touring is among the earliest constructed, yet it shows...