Alfa Romeo Spider 1600 Osso di Seppia 1967
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Brand
Alfa Romeo
Model
Spider
Type
1600 Osso di Seppia
Body
Convertible
Year
1967
Registration
Dutch documents
License plate
AR-50-85
Chassis number
AR*660658*
Date of first admission
28-02-1967
Date of first admission (NL)
29-10-2012
Fuel
Petrol
Odometer reading
32125 Km
Color
Red
Transmission
Manual transmission
LHD or RHD
LHD
Is in a driving condition
Yes
The Alfa Romeo Spider 1600 Osso di Seppia is a classic sports car from the 1960s. It was produced from 1966 to 1969 and is one of the most sought after and iconic Alfa Romeo models. The "Osso di Seppia" owes its nickname to the distinctive shape of the rear of the body, which resembles the shape of a sepia bone. The car was also designed by Pininfarina and produced in collaboration with Carrozzeria Touring. The car had a lightweight body, which was made partly of steel and partly of aluminum, which provided excellent maneuverability and driving dynamics. The car had independent suspension and front disc brakes, which gave the driver more control over the car. The Alfa Romeo Spider 1600 Osso di Seppia is an iconic sports car that is still very much loved by car enthusiasts today. With only 6,324 produced models of this 1st series Spider, it can rightly be called a unique car. The car offered here is in a running condition. Both the interior and exterior generally look good. The car appears to be free of rust and the sheet metal was completely restored by the previous owner. To get a good picture of the lot, we advise you to come to the viewing day.
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