Description
1971 Alfa Romeo 1750 GTV (GTAM Recreation)
Full lightweight GTAm Conversion, Rebuilt engine and gearbox, RHD
A stunning example of a RHD 1971 Alfa Romeo 1750 GTV which has been converted at much expense to GTAm spec, as a tribute to the race cars of the late 60s and early 70s. A rust free, right hand drive UK car which has been with the last owner for the past 16 years, being enjoyed in sprints and hill climbs whilst remaining road legal. The 1750 GT Am was created and developed by Autodelta, the Settimo Milanese workshop that in the Sixties became Alfa Romeos official motor racing department. The car has had just 4 owners and is HPI clear. Supplied with V5, a folder of past MOTs and invoices for work and parts, notably performance parts from marque specialists Alfaholics, including the race handling kit, Gaz shocks, many lightweight parts, suspension upgrades, race fuel tank and full stainless steel exhaust. The car has just had an oil change, new rear brake calipers from Alfaholics and refurbished front calipers. Currently running on race tyres which are not road legal.
Specification:
Engine and Gearbox rebuilt in 2008 by Track V Road
Lightweight panels and conversion to GTAM specification
Dellorto Carburettors
Gaz adjustable shocks front and rear
Alfaholics mild race handling kit
Alfaholics full stainless steel exhaust
Alfaholics performance manifold
Electronic ignition
Pertronix flame thrower sports coil
13 inch Campagnolo style wheels
Full roll cage
Bucket seats
Harnesses
Fire suppression
Electrical cut off
Alfaholics race diff
Curved ram pipes
Alfaholics aluminium 55L baffled race fuel tank
Alfaholics lightweight trailing arms
Alfaholics lightweight spring pans
Alfaholics Blue race springs
Braided brake hoses
New brake callipers
New brake pads
ATE brake disks
Lightweight race battery and flat mounted battery cage
Tunnel mounted switch box
Lexan lightweight side windows (sliding)
VDO gauges
Momo steering wheel
Lightweight aluminium door cards
GTAM number plate light bracket
