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Alfa Romeo Spider 1600 'Coda Tronca' 1978

General description : 1978 Alfa Romeo Spider 1600 in lovely condition. This is the Coda Tronca version with a great-looking Duetto metal dashboard. The car has benefited from a ground-up restoration in the past. The 1600, 110 PS (109 bhp) engine delivers its` power effortlessly thanks to the double Weber carburettors. Mechanically flawless re-engineering ensures a smooth ride every time! The bodywork is also of a high degree of quality with straight panels that fit together with precision. The solid underbody is free from any signs of corrosion. It has a black trim with matching new black soft-top. Overall the car makes a very well cared for impression. A lovely Spider, ready for miles and miles of stylish Italian touring!

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1978 Alfa Romeo Spider 1600 'Coda Tronca' is listed sold on ClassicDigest in Brummen by Gallery Dealer for €25950.

 

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Car type : Car Make : Alfa Romeo Model : Spider Model Version : 1600 'Coda Tronca' Engine size : 0.0 Model Year : 1978 Sub type : Convertible Location : Brummen

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About Alfa Romeo Spider
The Alfa Romeo Spider Kammtail, also known as the Alfa Romeo Spider Series 2, is a classic sports car that was produced by Alfa Romeo from 1970 to 1982. Here's some information about its development and features:

1. Development: The Kammtail version of the Alfa Romeo Spider was introduced as a redesign of the original Spider, which was styled by Pininfarina. The Series 2 model featured several updates, including a new "Kamm" or "Kammtail" style rear end.

2. Kammtail Design: The Kammtail design was characterized by a truncated, squared-off rear end with a vertical rear window. This design element was influenced by the research of German aerodynamicist Wunibald Kamm, who found that a tapering rear end could reduce aerodynamic drag.

3. Styling and Features: The Alfa Romeo Spider Kammtail maintained the classic and elegant lines of its predecessor but featured updates such as a revised front grille, new bumpers, and larger taillights. The interior received some enhancements as well, including improved seating and revised dashboard layout.

4. Engine and Performance: The Spider Kammtail was offered with a range of engines throughout its production run, including inline-four engines with displacements ranging from 1.3 to 2.0 liters. These engines provided spirited performance and a thrilling driving experience, characteristic of Alfa Romeo sports cars.

5. Popularity and Collector Status: The Alfa Romeo Spider Kammtail has gained popularity among classic car enthusiasts due to its timeless design, open-top driving experience, and relatively accessible pricing compared to some other classic Italian sports cars. It is considered a classic car icon and continues to be appreciated by enthusiasts and collectors worldwide.

6. Cultural Significance: The Spider Kammtail gained significant exposure and recognition through its appearance in the 1967 film "The Graduate," where a red Alfa Romeo Spider played a prominent role. This exposure contributed to its desirability and iconic status.

The Alfa Romeo Spider Kammtail is celebrated for its distinctive design, enjoyable driving dynamics, and its connection to automotive history and pop culture. It remains a sought-after classic car today, valued for its timeless appeal and the exhilaration it provides behind the wheel.