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According to Alfa Romeo Automobilisimo Storico, chassis number AR1456643 originally corresponds to an Alfa Romeo 1750 GT Veloce RHD (105.45), manufactured on the 20th April 1971 and sold on the 3rd May 1971 to Alfa Romeo UK, London. It was delivered in Alfa Rosso with black interior.

This genuine UK RHD 1750 GTV is in excellent order throughout, having covered just 73,000 miles, which is substantiated by it's history file and previous MOTs. Presented in excellent Alfa Rosso 501 paintwork and black Skai interior, it comes with the original owner's handbook, manual, sales brochure and radio instruction book. This car is completely original with a comprehensive and interesting history file.

David Etteridge a well-known car collector of Sidmouth, Devon, purchased this GTV with just 49588 miles covered from it's original owner in 1977. He kept it until he passed away in March 2011, having covered just 9,000 miles in it.

During his ownership, in the late 1980's David Etteridge commenced a complete restoration. His standards were exacting. The car was completely stripped down to it's body shell. At great length, Mr Etteridge sourced genuine Alfa Romeo parts from EB Spares (documented in the file). This was not an easy task, even back then. With the body shell finished in AR501 Alfa Rosso cellulose, the project stalled. The car remained in David Etteridge's own dry storage barn, disassembled with its original engine, gearbox, transmission and all components boxed and documented, until his death in March 2011. Following his death his executors asked Bonhams Auctioneers to sell his eclectic collection. The Alfa Romeo was in good company, with a number of desirable cars, all having not been seen in public for over 30 years. Amoungst others an Aston Martin DB5 was sold as a barn find, in amazing condition after 30 years in storage, showing Mr Etteridge had ensured his car collection had been preserved properly over the years.

His 1750 GTV was sold by Bonhams in March 2012 as a shell, complete with all it's original components for reassembly. The new owner immediately employed a marque specialist to carry out a full bare metal respray, which was photographically documented. This revealed that the car was completely corrosion free, never having had any major structural welding. It was rebuilt from the ground up and fully recommissioned.

With just 58,000 documented miles covered and in excellent condition, we supplied the car to it's previous owner in 2014, who has subsequently taken care of and maintained it meticulously ever since.

During his ownership he has carried out an extensive program of improvements to ensure this GTV is in superb condition in all respects and has used respected marque specialists for all works carried out.

These include -
- Full engine rebuild, lightened and balanced by Alex Jupe to standard specifications with the exception of C&B fast road cams
- Steering box rebuild
- Reconditioned alternator
- Reconditioned starter motor
- Gearbox rebuild
- Radiator replacement
- Rebuilt and balanced prop shaft
- Fitment of Alfaholics stainless steel sports exhaust system
- Fitment of Alfaholics fast road B suspension kit including upgraded front roll bar and ball joint drop links
- Carburettors rebuilt with aluminium mounts
- Fitment of programmable 123 distributor with rolling road set up.
- Full corrosion prevention treatment

Having now covered just 73,000 documented miles from new and with the level of recent works carried out, as you can imagine this GTV performs as well as it looks cosmetically. Few cars have had such a meticulous schedule of maintenance and improvement, so this car therefore represents a compelling proposition to a new owner seeking an excellent condition and perfect performing 1750 GTV, with a comprehensive service and maintenance history.

Please do not hesitate to contact us for further details or to arrange a viewing.

E&OE.