1961→1968 Alfa Romeo 2600

Made as a Berlina, Sprint or Spider the 2600 was Alfa Romeo’s flagship model for seven years. Other variants included the Sprint Zagato, the Panteraand Gazzella patrol cars as well as a few one-of prototypes.

Under the hood is a capable double overhead-camshaft inline six which could propel the 2600 to 125 mph.

Only 2,255 of the Touring Spiders were built from 1962 to 1965.

1961 Alfa Romeo 2600 Gallery

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In Detail


type	Series Production Car
production years	1961 – 1968
released at	1962 Geneva Motor Show
built at	Italy
production	11350
engine	Inline-6
block material	DOHC
displacement	2584 cc / 157.69 in³
driven wheels	RWD
f suspension	A-Arms w/Coil Springs
transmission	5-Speed Manual
top speed	~201.13 kph / 125 mph

Auction Sales History

1963 Alfa Romeo 2600 Spider AR191484 – sold for $110,000

According to Alfa Romeo’s Centro Documentazione, this Touring bodied 2600 Spider was completed at the Alfa Romeo plant in January, 1963, and delivered to its first owner trough Hoffman Motor Car Company, New York, USA in February that same year. The car was finished in a Grigio Biacca grey exterior color. The cars early history remains unknown, but the car is believed to have spent much time in the Southern California climate. The car was purchased a few years ago from a family in Riverside County, CA, for a collector in Florida, who later sold the car to the consignor.

Auction Source: 2015 Quail Lodge Auction by Bonhams

1963 Alfa Romeo 2600 Spider AR106.01 191551 – sold for $115,500 The biggest, fastest member of the Giulietta family. One of only 2,255 built from 1962 to 1965. Expensive when new and seldom seen in the U.S. Excellent rust-free original car; recently restored.
Auction Source: Arizona 2015 by RM Auctions

1964 Alfa Romeo 2600 Spider AR191191 – sold for $67,000 Bought in 2004 as a drivable car with no rust. Cosmetic restoration, including engine by: Mario Sueiras. Black soft top and Black original interior. Touring Milano emblems, and beautiful chrome details. Originals parts and original radio. The car has not been driven 150 miles since the restoration. Stored in dry garage. 11% buyers premium on this automobile, Import duties have been paid.
Auction Source: Monterey 2014 by Mecum Auctions

1963 Alfa Romeo 2600 Spider AR106.01191551 – sold for $110,000 The biggest, fastest member of the Giulietta family. One of only 2,255 built from 1962 to 1965. Expensive when new and seldom seen in the U.S. Excellent rust-free original car; recently restored.
Auction Source: 2014 Monterey by RM Auctions

1964 Alfa Romeo 2600 Spider AR*192790 – sold for $176,000 Rare DOHC Six-Cylinder 1960s Italian Spider. Handsome and Desirable Color Combination. Recent Interior Restoration and Mechanical Sorting. Factory-Equipped with Five-Speed Gearbox and Front-Disc Brakes. Crisp and Versatile Open 2+2 Body by Touring. Highly Useable; Suited to Tours, Classic Rallies, and Shows. Documented by Automobilismo Storico Alfa Romeo.
Auction Source: The Scottsdale Auctions by Gooding & Company

1963 Alfa Romeo 2600 Spider – sold for $60,500

This Alfa Romeo 2600 Spider is presented in a very elegant and refined triple dark blue color scheme. Restored some years ago by Hyannis Restoration, then used sparingly, it has benefitted from a recent cosmetic freshening. This has included a re-spray in the original color, and the bright trim is reported to be in excellent condition. Inside, the dark blue leather interior appears to show almost no wear, with nicely broken-in seats and a period Becker radio in the dashboard. To complete the presentation, a new correct canvas soft top has been installed.

Auction Source: Amelia Island 2012 by RM Auctions