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1931 Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 Gran Sport Spider by Zagato

United States • 4 Mar 2023

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This 1931 Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 Gran Sport Spider by Zagato, offered from the Terence E. Adderley Collection, is one of only 106 examples built. It underwent a comprehensive three-year restoration in Switzerland completed in 2009, was exhibited at prestigious concours events, and benefits from recent freshening by RM Auto Restoration, making it a beautifully presented example of Alfa Romeo’s six-cylinder interwar racing legend.

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Condition 

8

While specific flaws aren't mentioned, the car benefitted from a comprehensive restoration completed in 2009. It also had a recent freshening by RM Auto Restoration. It was displayed at Pebble Beach in 2012 and the Concours d’Elegance of America in 2019. These elements suggest that it is in great condition.

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10814313

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LHD

THE EVOLUTION OF MILAN’S 6C Alfa Romeo’s celebrated 6C can arguably be attributed to the endeavors of one man, the brilliant engineer Vittorio Jano.

The proverbial triple-threat, Jano was a masterful technical designer who also supervised field testing and formulated race strategy.

In 1923 the young engineer was lured away from Fiat by one Enzo Ferrari to join Alfa Romeo, where he would make history with a series of highly successful designs.

After developing the P2 grand prix car into a perennial winner, Jano was promoted to Milan’s head of design in 1926, and soon after he began building a new touring model centered upon an overhead-cam 1.5-liter inline-six engine.

The resulting 6C 1500 entered production in 1927, soon to be complemented by an uprated Sport version with twin-cam valve actuation.

Riding a 114-inch wheelbase, this model was generally clothed in saloon and four-seat tourer coachwork.

In 1929 the model’s sporting identity was ratcheted up with the debut of the 6C 1...

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£318,997

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£972,500

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£1,532,492

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