The 1750 GTV represents one of the defining chapters in Alfa Romeo's history. Penned by Bertone and powered by Alfa Romeo's celebrated twin-cam four-cylinder, it combined lightweight construction, balanced chassis dynamics, and everyday usability in a way few sports cars of its era could match. More than fifty years later, it remains one of the marque's most enduring designs.

This example benefits from documented specialist care spanning more than fifteen years. A full rotisserie restoration and engine rebuild were completed around 2010 by Alfa Auto Clinic in Baldwin, NY. Since then, the car has remained under the care of Alfa Import Center in Port Washington through its last two owners, reflecting continuous stewardship by two of the country's most respected Alfa Romeo specialists.

In preparation for sale, we returned the car to Alfa Import Center for an extensive mechanical recommissioning. Nearly $10,000 was invested in spring 2026, including new lower control arm bushings, fuel tank, fuel filter, rear fuel filter, ZF steering box, battery, battery terminals, battery bracket, and fuel pump power relay, along with four new tires, a complete fluid service (engine, transmission, differential, brakes, clutch, and oil filter), calibration of the fuel injection pump and cold-start system, fresh oil in the injection pump, an ignition timing check, and a four-wheel alignment.

The car is fitted with a highly desirable Hellebore steering wheel and 14-inch Alfaholics GTA Veloce wheels, including a matching spare. These sympathetic upgrades complement the character of the 1750 GTV while remaining true to the spirit of the period.

Showing 91,966 miles, this 1750 GTV is securely stored in Brooklyn, New York, ready for delivery, and accompanied by documentation of recent work at Alfa Import Center.