ALFA ROMEO Alfa Romeo Spider Veloce 2000 1974

1974 Alfa Romeo Spider Veloce 2000

1974 Alfa Romeo Spider Veloce 2000Introducing this 1974 Alfa Romeo Spider Veloce 2000 finished in Avorio over a black interior, presented in a period-correct Italian specification that emphasizes clean lines and restrained styling. The Spider Veloce 2000 represents the later Series 2 evolution of Alfa Romeo?s long-running open-top roadster, combining mechanical simplicity with a distinctly analog driving character.Highlights:- Exterior Color: Avorio- Interior Color: Black- 5-Speed Manual Transmission- 2.0L Twin-Cam (DOHC) Inline-4- SPICA Mechanical Fuel Injection- Four-Wheel Disc Brakes- Black Detachable Hard Top- Jaeger Instrumentation- Impact-Absorbing Black Rubber Bumpers- 14-Inch Alloy WheelsPowered by Alfa Romeo?s 2.0L Twin-Cam (DOHC) inline-4 paired with SPICA mechanical fuel injection. Power is delivered through a 5-speed manual transmission, giving the driver direct control over the engine?s rev range, while four-wheel disc brakes provide consistent stopping performance. The setup is completed by 14-inch alloy wheels fitted with Kumho Solus tires, maintaining an appropriate period appearance and road feel.The exterior in Avorio is complemented by impact-absorbing black rubber bumpers, a defining feature of later Series 2 models designed to meet evolving safety regulations without fully disrupting the original Pininfarina-penned proportions. A black detachable hard top is included, allowing the car to transition between open-air driving and closed-cabin use depending on conditions.Inside, the cabin is centered around driver-focused simplicity. Jaeger instrumentation sits ahead of a three-spoke steering wheel, while bucket seats with headrests provide support consistent with the car?s sporting intent. Additional interior equipment includes chrome trim accents, driver-side rearview mirror, a glove box, and an AM/FM radio with a fender-mounted antenna. The trunk houses a full-size spare, reflecting its long-distance usability as intended.A notable design detail of the Series 2 Spider is its Kamm-tail rear profile, a shortened rear deck shape developed from aerodynamic principles that reduce drag while maintaining stability. This design approach came from wind-tunnel research associated with Wunibald Kamm?s theories, influencing several performance-oriented European designs of the period. A fuel-injected, Series 2 Alfa Romeo Spider Veloce offering a balanced combination of mechanical integrity, analog engagement, and timeless Italian design, mechanically sound. For $12,750