1967 Alfa Romeo Spider Duetto in Huntington Station, New York

--White with Black interior, black folding soft top, black top boot, 1.6 Liter 4-cylinder engine, 5 speed gearbox. Late in 1962, Alfa Romeo debuted the Giulietta's ostensible replacement - the Giulia. The power unit was the 1.6-liter, 109bhp version of Alfa Romeo's classic double-overhead-camshaft four as installed in the Giulia Sprint GTV. Performance fully matched the Duetto's stunning looks, with 60mph reachable in around 11 seconds and a top speed of 116mph. A new Spider was launched in 1966. Designed by Pininfarina and penned by the founder himself, Battista "Pinin" Farina, it featured a rounded tail and emulated the famous 1952-53 "Disco Volante" race cars. At launch it had no specific name, but a company contest soon selected the name "Duetto." Pininfarina also manufactured the monocoque body, which was powered by the 1570 Giulia engine. The model gained its greatest fame by being cast in the 1967 Dustin Hoffman film The Graduate. So faithful was its following that Alfa appended this name to the Series II North American version. As per Alfa Romeo Storica official this Classic Alfa Romeo Duetto was manufactured on 10th April 1967 and sold new to Newark, NJ with original colors of White body and Black skai interior. Documented ownership in California, Washington State and most recently, for the past 12 years, this Duetto has been enjoyed by its enthusiast Alfa owner in New England.  This Spider presents nicely throughout and has been well maintained for repeated enjoyment, a nice example of a good driver quality Spider regularly exercised by its owner. This Alfa Duetto comes with an Alfa Romeo instruction book, large history/receipt file, tool kit, jack and spare wheel/tire. As the Alfa brand revitalizes itself in the U.S., here is well documented example of the car that helped create its following.