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£320,868

1921 Alfa Romeo G1

United States • 19 Jan 2018

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AI Listing Summary

This 1921 Alfa Romeo G1, chassis no. 6018, is the oldest known surviving Alfa Romeo and one of only 52 ever built. Originally sold to Australia, it was later found and restored, including a transformation to Spider Corsa form, earning awards at Pebble Beach. It was sold for $445,000 USD.

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Condition 

7

While the car has undergone multiple restorations, it has also been significantly modified, particularly into a Spider Corsa form. The quality of the restorations is high, as evidenced by awards at Pebble Beach and other concours events. However, the changes from its original configuration and the history of use, including as a farm runabout, suggest it is not in pristine condition. The car presents well and is mechanically sound, but its history and modifications prevent a higher rating.

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Transmission:

Manual

Chassis No:

6018

Odometer:

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Reg Number:

[Reg Number]

RHD/LHD:

LHD

One of the most storied of Italian automakers first saw the light of day on 24 June 1910, when A.L.F.A.

S.p.A., standing for “Anonima Lombarda Fabbrica Automobili,” was founded in Milan, taking over Darracq’s Italian franchise.

The young company ventured into motorsport two years later, and it enjoyed some success with drivers including Giuseppi Merosi, Giuseppi Campari, and the up-and-coming young talent named Enzo Ferrari.

But it wasn’t until the entrepreneurial Nicola Romeo entered the picture and added his surname to the firm did Alfa-Romeo (later sans hyphen) really take off.

To support its racing activities, Alfa Romeo needed to build and sell conventional automobiles to the general public; its first product was the G1, which appeared in 1921.

Only 52 (including two prototypes) of this type were built from 1921 to 1923.

This magnificent example, chassis no.

6018, is the only currently known survivor of the series.

Merosi, a brilliant engineer, updated the pre-war 24 HP in...

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£320,868

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£320,868

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£320,868

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