Brand : Alfa Romeo
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1967 Alfa Romeo Spider 1600 Duetto
The Pininfarina-designed Spider made its debut on March 10, 1966, at the Geneva Salon, introducing a sleek, modern look with its signature round rear. While audience reactions were mixed, the car's design has since become iconic.
The name "Duetto" emerged from a naming competition in early 1966 and technically referred only to the 1600 models, though it was never officially adopted by Alfa Romeo. The rear of the car simply bore the "Alfa Romeo" badge. Over time, it gained the affectionate nicknames "Osso di Seppia" (cuttlefish bone) and "rubber boat" due to its unique shape.
Advertising from Alfa's German headquarters boldly proclaimed it as "the most beautiful under the sun", a sentiment shared by many enthusiasts who consider the Duetto a timeless masterpiece of automotive design.
- Body Type
- Engine Size
- Drive
- Model Spider 1600 Duetto
- Year 1967
- Condition Used
- Mileage 41859
- No. of Owners 2
- Color
- Fuel Type Gasoline
- Transmission Manual
- Seller Type Personal
