1967 Alfa Romeo Spider 1600 Duetto

Make

Alfa Romeo

Model

Spider 1600 Duetto

Year

1967

Listed price

$41,900

Location

Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin

Transmission

Manual

Mileage

90,138 miles

The Alfa Romeo Spider, affectionately known as the "Duetto" in its initial Series 1 guise, debuted at the Geneva Motor Show in March 1966. Its sensuous, boat-tail design, penned by Pininfarina, was a radical departure from the more angular sports cars of the era and instantly cemented its place as a design icon. Built on the Giulia platform, the Duetto offered a sublime blend of elegant styling, spirited performance, and an open-air driving experience that perfectly encapsulated the Italian dolce vita. Famously featured in the 1967 film *The Graduate*, the Duetto became synonymous with youthful freedom and sophisticated charm, produced in relatively limited numbers before its Series 2 iteration introduced a "Kamm-tail" design. This 1967 Alfa Romeo Spider 1600 Duetto is a captivating example of that original, highly sought-after design. Showing 90,138 miles, its 1600cc twin-cam four-cylinder engine, paired with a manual transmission, promises the engaging driving experience Alfa enthusiasts cherish. The body, resplendent from an older restoration, presents beautifully with straight panels, gleaming brightwork, and all the correct trim, hinting at a life well-cared for. Inside, the cabin is fresh and evocative, featuring proper Alfa Romeo gauges, a classic wood steering wheel, and that characteristic low-slung seating position that connects driver and machine so intimately. This is an opportunity to acquire a true automotive icon, ready to deliver miles of top-down Italian motoring pleasure.