[Alforno]

Patrick came across this one which you are probably already aware of but sharing just in case: Historic Alfa Romeo Register

 

[TonyRomeo]

3 GTVs

Chassis number: AR 1356182
Model: 1750 GT Veloce (105.44)
Production Date: 1968, May 28
Delivery date: 1968, July 18
Market destination: Vancouver (Canada)
Color: Biancospino (aka Hawthorn White) AR-013
Interior: Skai nero
Notes: Purchased from dealer in Surrey, BC, January 2018; previous owner re-painted red, replaced seats with period Spider seats, removed engine & transmission for restoration that didn’t occur; lots of rust and bondo; presently undergoing full restoration at Vintage Customs, Tacoma, WA.

Chassis number: AR 1530350
Model: 1750 GT Veloce USA (105.51)
Production Date: 1969, April 14
Delivery date: 1969, April 17
Market destination: Newark (USA)
Exterior color: Verde muschio (moss green) AR-209
Interior: Skai color cuoio cinghiale (boar skin leatherette)
Notes: Original/current owner L. Julian Haywood, MD; purchased in Los Angeles, CA; repainted black circa 1984, reupholstered light tan 2000s; original engine threw a connecting rod in 1992, replaced with another 1750; may return to original color scheme.

Chassis number: AR 3020668
Model: 2000 GT Veloce USA (115.01)
Production Date: 1972, September 1
Delivery date: 1972, September 5
Market destination: Englewood Cliffs (USA)
Exterior color: Prugna AR-525
Interior: Tessuto plastificato color cuoio natural
Notes: Registered in Washington, DC; purchased from California Cadillac and Collectibles, Woodland Hills, CA, January 2018; previous owner reupholstered in gold, now restored to original beige/natural (Classic Alfa covers, panels); gold wheels replaced with 15”Rota Minilite reps; mechanicals and electricals sorted; body needs attention for rust and poor repair of rear-end damage; prugna to plum AR-509 color transition being contemplated.

Will add photos.

Added to registry 7/31/18

 

[BT46b]

Car is presently being restored.

From the production registers held in the Centro Documentazione Alfa Romeo, the chassis number AR 1532659 originally corresponds to:

Alfa Romeo 1750 GT Veloce USA (105.51)
Production date: 1971, July 10th
Delivery date: 1971, July 12th
Market destination: Newark (USA)
Exterior color: Verde oliva metallizzato
Interior: Tessuto plastificato color cuoio cinghiale

 

[jthames]

AR3024822

Here’s mine:

Telaio:AR3024822
Modello: 2000 GT Veloce USA
Codice Tipo: 115.01
Data di Produzione: 26 Agosto 1974
Data di Vendita: 28 Agosto 1974
Mercado di Destinazione: Englewood Cliffs, NJ
Colore esterno: Faggio
Finizione interni: Tessuto plastificato (love that word) color cuoio naturale

Is there a general rule of thumb as to where a 1975 model starts? I ask b/c in US auto manufacturing, an August 1974 production date could make it a 1975 model.

Interestingly, this car has engine AR01500*11628*, and the Certificao di Origine (attached) says “Il numero di serie del motore AR 11628 corrisponde a quello montato come primo equipaggiamento.” I always thought there were no “numbers matching” Alfas....

 

[a4id]

Let me share mine two 2000 GTV:

1. Alfa Romeo 2000 GT Veloce RHD (105.22) AR 2412898
Production date: 1973, August 27th
Delivery date: 1973, August 29th
Market destination: Bangkok (Thailand)
Exterior color: Grigio indaco
Interior: Tessuto plastificato color cinghiale Maremma
Note: Engine number AR 77114 corresponds to the engine first mounted in the vehicle.

2. Alfa Romeo 2000 GT Veloce RHD (105.22) AR 2412504
Production date: 1973, June 7th
Delivery date: 1973, July 3rd
Market destination: Bangkok (Thailand)
Exterior color: Biancospino
Interior: Tessuto plastificato nero
Note: Engine number AR 71299 corresponds to the engine first mounted in the vehicle.

 

[pathung]

Please be sure to enter your car into the registry - the link is in my signature. Click on your car's model, then scroll down to the entry form.

 

[Scrambles]

Model: 1750 GT Veloce USA (105.5)
Chassis #: AR 1532442
Production Date: May 31, 1971
Color: Rosso Amaranth
Interior: Wild Boar Leather Tex
35k miles by two owners. Stored in barn since 1976 after the head was removed and rebuilt by Bobcor. Rebuilt head was never installed. A newspaper dated 1976 was used to seal the space between the engine block and head and was found in this condition when mechanical work was begun. Currently undergoing a complete restoration.

I have the same year, model and color. Fairly close to your chassis number, little later. Would love to see how your restoration progressed. Just starting mine.

 

[Notch]

Good morning all and hello from Adelaide, South Australia!!

First time poster, thanks for having me

Have just purchased what I believe is a 1967 Guila Sprint GT Veloce, chassis # AR299756 and hope to learn a lot more about the car by joining here

Cheers,

 

[Yachtman]

Welcome!!

 

[Notch]

After nearly two months, I have finally heard back from Alfa Romeo regarding my Veloce, this is the result:

Chassis # AR299756
Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GT Veloce RHD (105.37)
Production date: 1967, October 17th
Delivery date: 1967, October 20th
Market destination: Hindmarsh (Australia)
Exterior color: Biancospino
Interior: Nero fumo

Cheers!

Notch (aka: Paul)

 

[Steve105]

That gives a definite date when the high arches were set up for the 1600.
My 1967 with low arches as mentioned before was made the 16th October 1967
Cheers Steve

 

[MidLifeCrisis]

Hi. We recently purchased a '67 GTV: AR1222573. Based on the existing registry it would appear that this was originally built as a 1300 Junior.

Any thoughts or additional information available on this number? I've contacted AR in both English and Italian but have received no response.

Thanks.

 

[Yachtman]

Which registry?

 

[papajam]

Hi. We recently purchased a '67 GTV: AR1222573. Based on the existing registry it would appear that this was originally built as a 1300 Junior.

d'Amico & Tabucchi put chassis 1222573 as a Series 1 (flatdash) GT 1300 Jr manufactured in 1968. Alfa parts manuals put the start of Series 2 Jrs (1750 dash) with chassis 1230001.

 

[pathung]

Hi. We recently purchased a '67 GTV: AR1222573. Based on the existing registry it would appear that this was originally built as a 1300 Junior.

Any thoughts or additional information available on this number? I've contacted AR in both English and Italian but have received no response.

Thanks.

Is there no Tipo No. plate on the car's firewall? I'd guess that it was built sometime between 9/10 ~ 9/15 1968, as a GT Junior, type 105.30.

 

[MidLifeCrisis]

Thanks to all for the responses.

 

[MidLifeCrisis]

GT Junior

Here's a couple of pics...

 

[moelini909]

Alfa

Yves,

I live in Montreal. a friend of mine told me that my father owned the following Chassis #:

3020582 - 2000 GTV USA built 06/72
Originally champagne; black vinyl interior
Repainted Milano red, then Farina Red in 1996
Was owned by a bb member in Boston as of 2007

it seems to fit the description as my dad did repaint his GTV to a milano red (i can show you pics of it as proof .

would you happen to remember (or have contact info of said person) who you sold it to? I would love to buy it back as it has sentimental value.

thanks
Mauro

 

[Notch]

That gives a definite date when the high arches were set up for the 1600.
My 1967 with low arches as mentioned before was made the 16th October 1967
Cheers Steve

Wow Steve! Yours was built the 16th, mine the 17th, and now after 51 years, they still reside probably less than 20k's apart from each other on the other side of the world from where they were built!!! I find that amazing! :surprise::surprise:

The other thing that is really surprising is the difference in the rear guards.....it's like they've run out of the low arches at the end of shift of the 16th and started using high arches at the start of shift on the 17th (probably incorrect, but it's a thought....it would be awesome to actually tie the change down to an actual chassis number.....yours could potentially be the last low arch or mine may be the first high arch....you never know! :grin2:

Notch (aka: Paul)

 

[RenaissanceMan]

Just registered my 'new to me' 72 GTV 2000 on the site. Thanks for putting all of this together!