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1954 Alfa Romeo 1900C SS by Touring

AR1900 01678roadItaly
Engine
2.0L DOHC inline-four with twin Solex carburetors, 115 hp (Tipo 1308)
Colour
'Verde Ortica' (dark metallic green)

A 1954 Alfa Romeo 1900C Super Sprint with coachwork by Carrozzeria Touring of Milan, chassis 01678, representing a significant moment in postwar Italian automotive development. Completed in March 1954 and first sold in Lugano, Switzerland, the car retains its original Tipo 1308 twin-cam 2.0-litre engine. A thorough restoration by Rome-based RizzaClassic returned it to factory specification, including correct Verde Ortica paintwork and period-accurate interior materials, with fewer than 1,100 miles accumulated since completion.

Ownership

  1. Auction sale
  2. 1954-07-09 →Factory delivery
    First Swiss owner (Lugano)
    partial documentation

    Car was initially retailed in Lugano, Switzerland shortly after factory completion in early 1954.

Competition

No competition history extracted from the catalogue.

Maintenance & restoration

  1. Restoration
    RizzaClassic

    Comprehensive restoration by RizzaClassic of Rome returning the car to its original specification, encompassing correct Verde Ortica exterior paintwork, a period-accurate tan leather and cloth interior with matching wool carpets, refinished chrome and brightwork, and meticulous attention to mechanical detail including original-style hoses, clamps, and hardware throughout the engine bay. A stainless steel exhaust system was also fitted.

    Post-restoration odometer reading of approximately 1,608 km at time of cataloguing. Photographic documentation of the restoration process is included with the car.

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