1976 Alfa Romeo Spider

The Alfa Romeo Spider was first introduced in 1966 by the famous Italian automaker and styled by the world renown styling house, Pininfarina. The Spider was simple, but well-proportioned and was advanced for its time. Sold until 1993, the Spider went through a lot of changes but still close to the original recipe. The Series 4 was the last model produced, selling from just 1990 till 1993 and feature a number of mechanical and styling changes. The most notable was the restyled body with color-keyed bumpers and no spoilers. Other changes included the switch to Bosch Monotronic electric fuel injection for the 2.0L 4-cylinder, standard power steering, air conditioning, driver's side airbag, electric cooling fan, full width taillights, and updated seats. Sales were low for the Series 4, with just 21,775 sold.

GR Auto Gallery is pleased to offer this 1976 Alfa Romeo Spider for consideration. This Alfa is powered by a 2.0-liter dual overhead cam inline 4-cylinder engine that is paired to a 5-speed manual transmission. The car has been loving cared for by the previous owner for almost 30 years. This car features a hardtop as well as a convertible top which is in good condition. The body of the car is straight and clean and remains clad in all the proper trim. The car is finished in yellow with the year of the car adorning the hood and old school racing stripes. The interior looks great, and the seats have been recovered giving the cabin a refreshed look. The engine sports dual Weber Carburetors after a complete rebuild and really sings. One blip of the throttle and it's easy to see why this car has the following it does. The rev-happy engine is a delight to put through its paces. This zippy roadster not only offers an engaging driving experience but also comes with an Italian pedigree. Don't miss your opportunity to own such a well-cared for classic!