Sold 1974 Alfa Romeo GTV 1695460391 Tweet

- Chassis # AR3025102
- Engine # AR0150012313
- Long Term California Car
- Recent Cosmetic Restoration And Sorting
- Factory Lemans Blue Car
- An Excellent Driver Quality Example Finished In Stunning Colors

The newly redesigned 105 series Alfa Romeo Coupes were released in 1963, replacing the elegant Giulietta Sprint. They were designed by the legendary Giorgetto Giugiaro for the Bertone company and were built on a shortened floorpan from the already in production Giulia saloon. All models throughout the astounding 15-year run would use the same four-cylinder, alloy twin-cam engine design, although displacement would be bumped to 2.0 Liters for the 115.01 series which was introduced in 1971. Starting in 1967, cars designated for the USA would be fitted with SPICA fuel injection while the rest of the world retained carburetors. The 115.01 series which was the designation for the 2.0 liter US cars, would see 130hp produced from its fuel injected 4 cylinder. A number of small visual changes took place both internally and externally when the 2000 was introduced. These included a separate instrument cluster in the interior, a new grille design, and larger rear tail light cluster. Production of the 2000 GT Veloce carried on into 1976 when the 105/115 series was replaced by the 116 Alfetta cars.

The vehicle on offer here, chassis AR3025102 and engine number AR0150012313 is a 1974 Alfa Romeo 2000 GT Veloce, or as commonly called, GTV. According to the information we have at hand, it appears the car was delivered new to California where it spent most of its life, trading hands twice before ending up with the third owner and current consignor who purchased the car in July of 2016 and resides in Massachusetts. When the current owner purchased the car it was in scruffy driver condition and they decided to undergo a cosmetic restoration. From December 2016 to July 2017, the car was completely stripped and prepped for paint. It was then repainted in the factory color of Lemans Blue and the exterior was reassembled. From July to October of 2017 the owner carried out restoration of the interior and the exhaust system, going through and refreshing or replacing just about everything that could be replaced including carpeting, headliner, dashboard, instrumentation, badges, heater box and controls, etc. ( A detailed list of what he included in the restoration can be seen below in the documents section). After the restoration was completed the car was driven sparingly on nice days and maintained and serviced regularly. Most recent serving which occurred in April of 2019 included replacing engine oil and filter, replacing fan belt, new spark plugs, and adjusting the parking brake. As it currently sits the car has been very well gone through and really needs nothing. It is ready for immediate enjoyment and would make for an excellent vehicle that could be driven on nice days and even extended to light daily usage. It is well finished and the Lemans Blue paint is very eye-catching, sure to draw crowds at cars and coffee events or any Italian themed show this little GTV pulls up to. Included with the sale of the car are the correct spare, jack, available service records, and some extra parts including original headrests.

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