Background
First introduced in 1966 Alfa’s two-seater, front engined, rear drive roadster remained in production for 28 years over four distinct generations. Replacing the Giulia Spider in the Italian car maker’s line-up, the Spider was designed by styling house Pininfarina using some of its concept cars to take inspiration from. The long and trailing lines of the body were reminiscent of luxury boats whilst the side scalloping was a direct inspiration from one of Pininfarina’s creations.
This car is a 1973 model which puts it as a series 2. The series 2’s had some significant exterior changes to the series 1’s the main changes being to the rear styling dropping the long round tail for a Kamm tail which cut the tail down reducing drag and improving luggage space. The Spider went through a few more revisions with varying levels of changes but it remained a greatly loved vehicle with Alfa Romeo providing it with all the charm and soul they’re known for.







