This 1971 Alfa Romeo 1750 GTV is a stunning example of Italian design and engineering, offering an irresistible combination of style, performance, and authenticity. Finished in Giallo Ocra (Yellow Ochre, AR 820/821), its Bertone-designed coupe body, penned by the legendary Giorgetto Giugiaro, balances sharp, athletic lines with elegant proportions that continue to turn heads decades later.
Beneath the skin, the 1,779cc twin-cam inline-four engine with SPICA mechanical fuel injection delivers lively and engaging performance, perfectly paired with a 5-speed manual transmission that makes every drive feel thrilling. Featuring the factory riveted Tipo 105.51 plate and correct "Iniezione" badge, this GTV proudly reflects its U. S. specification and meticulous professional restoration. Inside, a wood-rimmed Nardi steering wheel and wood veneer dashboard showcase classic Italian craftsmanship and attention to detail.
Meticulously restored by Norman Noosha, this 1750 GTV has traveled just 1,436 miles since completion. Included is a comprehensive folder of maintenance records, data sheets, and invoices, with documentation from Alfa Performance Connection in Orange, California, among the paperwork, further underscoring the car's careful upkeep over the years. U. S.-market "Iniezione" models like this are highly sought after for their rarity, fuel-injected engines, and correct specification, making it a true collector's treasure.
Owning this 1750 GTV means experiencing classic Italian motoring at its finest, a car that looks stunning, drives beautifully, and embodies the passion, precision, and timeless elegance that made Alfa Romeo legendary. Whether carving a winding road or standing out at a car show, it offers thrilling performance, low-mileage authenticity, and unparalleled Italian character in one unforgettable package.
