1973 Alfa Romeo Montreal
SOLD $99,000 Including Commission
Gooding Auction, Pebble Beach, CA. 2013
Engine Type : V8 2594 cc | 158.3 cu in. | 2.6 L.
200 BHP (147.2 KW) @ 6500 RPM
173 Ft-Lbs (235 NM) @ 4750 RPM
Bore : 3.2 in | 80 mm.
Stroke : 2.5 in | 65 mm.
0-60 mph 8 seconds.
Top Speed 138 mph | 222.042 km/h
Engine Location Front
Drive Type Rear Wheel
Body / Chassis Unit Steel
Production Years for Series 1970 - 1977
Body Designer Bertone
Weight 2890 lbs | 1310.882 kg
Chassis Number AR 1426330
This Alfa Romeo Montreal was sold new in Italy on January 10th of 1973, and seven years later was imported to the United States by a Los Angeles-based owner. It is believed to have lived much of its life in dry climates. It came from the factory with air-conditioning, a rare option that was installed on perhaps just 25% of the Montreals.
In August of 2003 it was discovered by its current owner. At the time it wore its original paint. The car was treated to a ground-up restoration which included new upholstery, restored stainless brightwork, and a repaint in white. The engine was given renewed valves, piston rings, bearings, and resealed along with the transmission and differential. The brake system was rebuilt with new hard lines and hoses as was the fuel system, and suspension components were re-bushed and powder coated. The restoration was completed in June of 2013.
Robert Myrick Photography
SOLD $99,000 Including Commission
Gooding Auction, Pebble Beach, CA. 2013
Engine Type : V8 2594 cc | 158.3 cu in. | 2.6 L.
200 BHP (147.2 KW) @ 6500 RPM
173 Ft-Lbs (235 NM) @ 4750 RPM
Bore : 3.2 in | 80 mm.
Stroke : 2.5 in | 65 mm.
0-60 mph 8 seconds.
Top Speed 138 mph | 222.042 km/h
Engine Location Front
Drive Type Rear Wheel
Body / Chassis Unit Steel
Production Years for Series 1970 - 1977
Body Designer Bertone
Weight 2890 lbs | 1310.882 kg
Chassis Number AR 1426330
This Alfa Romeo Montreal was sold new in Italy on January 10th of 1973, and seven years later was imported to the United States by a Los Angeles-based owner. It is believed to have lived much of its life in dry climates. It came from the factory with air-conditioning, a rare option that was installed on perhaps just 25% of the Montreals.
In August of 2003 it was discovered by its current owner. At the time it wore its original paint. The car was treated to a ground-up restoration which included new upholstery, restored stainless brightwork, and a repaint in white. The engine was given renewed valves, piston rings, bearings, and resealed along with the transmission and differential. The brake system was rebuilt with new hard lines and hoses as was the fuel system, and suspension components were re-bushed and powder coated. The restoration was completed in June of 2013.
Robert Myrick Photography
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