Yes,it's an Alfa Romeo... ;D
All I want to know it's the coachbuilder,the model,the year of this car (original and rebody) and what it was.
This is barrett's puzzle #122 car...listed in the pro puzzle section. ;)
Quote from: whcgt on March 13, 2011, 04:49:01 PM
This is barrett's puzzle #122 car...listed in the pro puzzle section. ;)
I don't think so.
Quote from: whcgt on March 13, 2011, 04:49:01 PM
This is barrett's puzzle #122 car...listed in the pro puzzle section. ;)
That's an Alvis..This one is an Alfa Romeo ;)
Expertime!
I think this is a 1933 6C 1750 by Belgian Coachbuilder De Mola
Quote from: barrett on March 16, 2011, 12:27:07 PM
I think this is a 1933 6C 1750 by Belgian Coachbuilder De Mola
It's a 6C 1750.The coachbuilder is obscure,not De Mola and not Belgian.
The year is wrong too.
Is the coachwork Italian?
We already know : It's an Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 with Italian coachwork (obscure)
Period picture :
Moderna?
Bionchetti?
Apologies, I changed my mind!
Not by them,sorry.
Travagliani?
Starts with "A" ;)
Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 1931 rebodied by Autocarrozzeria Aprile of Savona 1953. Known as Prototipo SV 3710.
Quote from: woodinsight on May 08, 2011, 07:37:06 AM
Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 1931 rebodied by Autocarrozzeria Aprile of Savona 1953. Known as Prototipo SV 3710.
Yes! Locked for you to find the original configuration and the year of rebody..not 1953.
SV 3710 is the number plate AFAIK
I still haven't been able to find more information on the origins of this car on-line but I came across the website of the coachbuilder Aprile. They state that the bodywork dates from 1953 but I think this may be a typo for 1935.
I would imagine that the original car was a fairly unexciting saloon or tourer and can't imagine that a Zagato bodied 6C 1750 would have been rebodied in this way unless it had been badly damaged.
I'm still searching..........
:lmao: It was a Zagato bodied 6C 1750!!
Yes,the date I am asking is near 1935.
Wow, why would anyone want to do that?
I guess in the 1930s Zagato-bodied 6C 1750s were considered old-fashioned!
Perhaps this was done in 1938?
Yes!!!!!! 1938 is the year!
Well deserved point :applause:
Thank you - I enjoyed the challenge!
Quote from: João on May 09, 2011, 03:52:56 PM
Yes!!!!!! 1938 is the year!
Why 1938 ? I found this on the Autocarrozzeria Aprile site.