This 6C 1750 is a Zagato Spyder from the fifth series of production. With a 1752 CC supercharged inline sic-cylinder 6C twin cam engine, dual overhead camshafts and a 4-speed manual gearbox, it has good mid-range torque and 85 peak horsepower at 4,400 rpm. An excellent chassis and strikingly beautiful alloy Zagato coachwork made it one of the most desirable sports cars of the 1930s. Alfa Romeos dominated the Italian sports car racing in the 1930s including a win by a 6C 1750 Zagato Spyder at Mille Miglia in 1929. The car was first registered in August 1931 in Southwest France to Baron Philippe d Gunzbourg. The current owner purchased the car almost 25 years ago, and appreciating its unique originality, has stored it untouched in the condition you see it today.
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