1971 Alfa Romeo GTV

Make

Alfa Romeo

Model

GTV

Year

1971

Listed price

$25,000

Location

Solvang

Transmission

Automatic

Mileage

0 miles

The Alfa Romeo GTV, or Gran Turismo Veloce, represents a pinnacle of automotive design and engineering from the 1960s and early 70s. Born from the iconic Bertone-designed Giulia Sprint GT, the GTV evolved through several iterations, each refining its potent blend of performance and style. The 1750 GTV, introduced in 1967, is particularly cherished by enthusiasts for its larger, more torquey 1.75-liter twin-cam engine, which provided a significant boost in performance over its 1.6-liter predecessor. Its elegant proportions, characteristic "step-nose" (on earlier models, transitioning to a flatter front for the 1750 and 2000), and lively driving dynamics cemented its status as one of the era's most desirable sports coupes, embodying Alfa Romeo's sporting heritage. This 1971 Alfa Romeo 1750 GTV, showing 71,990 miles, presents a compelling opportunity to own a well-preserved example of this beloved classic. Originally sold in California, it has largely avoided the rust issues common to cars of its vintage, retaining its original panels and appearing to wear its original paint. Power comes from its numbers-matching 1750cc inline-four, still utilizing its original U.S.-spec Spica mechanical fuel injection, a detail often lost to carburetor conversions. Having recently undergone significant re-commissioning, including a rebuilt engine that has been properly run-in, new clutch, brake master cylinder, battery, and tires, this GTV is now a running and driving machine, ready for its next chapter. While the "heavy lifting" has been addressed, this GTV invites further refinement to restore its interior and exterior to their former glory, offering a rewarding project for the discerning enthusiast.