For Sale: 1969 Alfa Romeo 1750 in Aiken, South Carolina

This Alfa Romeo 1750 four-door notchback saloon is stored in our Aiken, SC climate-controlled warehouse and comes with a current South Carolina title. The inventory shown is 100% owned, maintained, and driven by us here at Car Cave. For more pictures and information please visit www.carcaveusa.com. A full walk around video can be seen on our YouTube channel at directly with our lending partner Woodside Credit at With competitive rates and flexible terms, you can drive away in your dream vehicle without breaking the bank. For additional lenders and financing options, feel free to contact us.Our 1969 Alfa Romeo 1750 Berlina is a remarkable example of the Italian automaker's renowned engineering and design. Powered by the legendary Alfa Romeo Twin Cam engine, this car offers an engaging and analog driving experience that any true petrolhead would cherish. The 1,779 cc DOHC inline-4 engine, fed by twin Dellorto 40 DHLA carburetors, delivers 116 HP and sings a melody that only a Twin Cam can produce. The 5-speed manual transmission adds to the thrill, making every shift a pleasure as it sends power to the rear wheels.Finished in its original Moss Green (Verde Muschio) with an elegant pigskin leather (Cuoio Cinghiale) interior, this first-series Berlina exudes timeless Italian style. A survivor in exceptional condition, it retains much of its original paint and shows no signs of rust or previous metal repairs. The undercarriage, trunk floors, and body panels are solid, and the chrome accents and iconic grille remain in excellent shape, reflecting the car's careful preservation.The car's documented history adds to its allure. Sold new in La Spezia, Italy, in 1969 for 1,885,000 Italian Liras (around $25,000 today), this Berlina has a clear ownership lineage, with records from Alfa Romeo Centro Documentazione verifying its original colors and specifications. The Alfa also comes with the original Italian registration card and a rare supplementary sheet, which includes details about the car's first owner, a woman born in La Spezia in 1920, and its change of ownership in 1973 to a family member. The supplementary sheet was canceled in 2006 but remains as a collectible document.The 14' steel wheels, fitted with 185/70R14 Continental ContiEco Contact tires, complement the Berlina's dynamic handling and contribute to its classic appearance. Whether it's the unmatched driving pleasure of the Twin Cam engine or the pristine condition of this well-preserved survivor, this Alfa Romeo 1750 Berlina is sure to captivate any collector or enthusiast who appreciates a true Italian masterpiece.