Superleggera aluminium bodied by Touring of Milan - Netherlands delivered example from new - Previous owner from 1991 to 2025 - Restored,and adapted for historic rallying The Paris Motor Show of 1950 saw the launch of Alfa-Romeo’s first post-war and first unitary design model, the new 1900.

The chassis design was the work of Orazio Satta Puliga, with Pinin Farina employed to body the four-seat Cabriolet and Coupe.

Carrozzeria Touring were approached to clothe the Sprint Coupe.

The twin-overhead-cam four cylinder engine powered the new model, which aided by larger valves and a higher compression ratio produced 100 bhp in “1900 TI” specification.

An immensely influential design, Touring's Sprint offered family sized accommodation in a two-door sports coupé format; its heart-shaped vertical grille with flanking horizontal intakes would become an Alfa trademark.

In June 1954 the engine was enlarged to 1,975cc and the model re-designated as the 'Super Sprint'.

This beautiful 1954 Spri...