Twin cam Engine 1779cc, max power 132 hp SAE, max speed more than 180km/h, 0-100 less than 10 sec. These are normal performances today, but 50 years ago.....simply wonderful !!
My father owned one like this. It was a 1970 model, burgundy color. It had the tan interior, just like this one. I drove it throughout the 90s. He had three Alfas: the Berlina, a 1971 Giulia Super 1300, and the 1966 Spider Duetto 1600, which he still owns.
That has got to be one of the cleanest Berlinas in existence!, and with that sweet 1750 an absolute jewel! - Excellent vid guys, the audio track made me reach for my good headphones. So cool! Grazie Mille!
As an Italian im so happy to see such a beautiful 1750 in USA. The original dealer ship sticker RIVOLI from North Italy,Turin,on the back window is simply beautiful
This car is awesome! I just love the raw and luxury feeling of old cars, you feel like you're connected with the vehicle. Today's cars now drives you and do anything for you which is not a bad thing either, but this could be a nice Sunday car.
I hope my '68, 1750 Berlina runs as well as your's. It's about 7-9 day's away from an 80% restoration, that's been head-up-against-a-brick-wall at almost every task undertaken. But, should it start, it'll be a weight off my mind.
Great car !! But It's definately older than 1971, in 1971 US models were all equipped with SPICA fuel injection, also the brake system had been updated to a dual system with hanging pedals, this one still has the single circuit brake system with floor mounted pedals and also has Weber carburetors. I suspect this car is a 1969 model and was was imported from Canada ( Speedo in miles )or Europe. (speedo in km ) I have a 1969 1750 GTV, owned since 1974, that has the same engine bay layout, and was imported into Canada in late 1968 as a 1969 model, it also came with Carello quarts halogen headlights which was a big surprise since all cars in those days had sealed beams. I love Alfa's beside the 1750 GTV I also have a 1966 Alfa Duetto with a high performance 2 ltr engine, every time I drive them they put a big grin on my face, They get an" Italian tune up" several times a year, the sound of these engines is so addicting !!
My Dad drove this car. USA version. Had head rests and wooden sterring wheel. Crimson color outside. As little kids my sister and I used to love riding in this with my Dad. What fond memories this brings back... Cheers.
Winding Road Magazine yeah, the three-box design doesn’t give away much at first glance :-) Reminds me of the police cars from the original Italian Job movie :-)
La mitica Alfa 1750,una berlina derivata della Giulia Super,motore Bialbero costruita in Italia ad Arese in provincia di Milano!! Orgoglio italiano!! English translation from Italian the legendary Alfa Romeo 1750,a sedan derived from the Giulia Super,a Bialbero engine built in Italy in the province of Milan!!!! Italian pride!!!!
I had one in the 1990's, 1971 Berlina, It was new in New Zealand, RHD. Mine had twin brake boosters as standard and a set of twin Solex 40mm. They gave the same out put as Webers and Delortos. In the factory at the time it depended on what stock was available as they would only order when they were low hence what the supplier had at the time. In clubman racing, the fight with Mk 2 Jags but loose to them on the straight, but bet them through the bends. To drive them, use the revs and try out tight windy roads, the first three gears are all that is needed. They are thirsty in town and better on long trips. They are to be driven with spirit and not creeping in traffic. Use the tone and pitch of the engine to drive it. The electrics are of the ilk of Lucas, Prince of Darkness. Most Berlinas will usually die of rust. The motors are lest flogged as the Spyders or the GT who always look for these as spares. A true drivers car for a skilled sportsman who needs a four seater. Bill Body wrote a great road test in 'Motorsport' when they came out and said they were one of the fastest and best drives from point A to point B.
My family 1977owned Alfa just like this one it was so beautiful car the interior the engine everything was super cari wish they will make them the same style
Quando Alfa Romeo produceva queste vetture, gli altri erano lontani (dietro) anni luce. La base meccanica della Giulia dona (rispetto alle successive Transaxle) brillantezza in più alla vettura. Ed ulteriore particolare prontezza del 1750 fu donata dalla adozione della testata del 1600, così da mantenere alta velocità delle colonne fluide nei condotti.... Si perdeva ovviamente qualcosa in alto per le maggiori perdite di carico, ma tale "prezzo" valeva la grinta in più ai bassi e medi regimi.....
Per qualche anno ne hò avuta una, ai suoi tempi praticamente non aveva concorrenti nel suo segmento, in basso spingeva più della 2000 che le sucedette, gran bella macchina, unico suo diffetto, le lamiere non zincate come tutte le alfa finchè non le adottarono.
Stupenda, sono stato fortunato possessore di Alfa Romeo come Giulia Nuova Super 1300, Alfetta GTV, Giulietta 1.8, Alfa 75 turbo prima serie, ma questa no...peccato.
What a little gem, cars should get simple like this again all mechanical no electric, the electric aren't simple at all contrary to what people think, they're computers on wheels.
Non è del 1971 NO!! Questa è la prima versione, dal gennaio '68 a novembre (Salone di Torino) '69 riconoscibile per il volante in "plastica" nera. Successivamente divenne in legno e le luci di posizione ed indicatori di direzioni non furono più posizionati sul paraurti ma, dal novembre '69 sulla carrozzeria, sotto i fari.
Twin cam Engine 1779cc, max power 132 hp SAE, max speed more than 180km/h, 0-100 less than 10 sec. These are normal performances today, but 50 years ago.....simply wonderful !!
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And to be fair, it's a pretty nippy car. Considering it's from 60 odd year ago, it's not what you would call slow. Lovely little car. 😌
My father owned one like this. It was a 1970 model, burgundy color. It had the tan interior, just like this one. I drove it throughout the 90s. He had three Alfas: the Berlina, a 1971 Giulia Super 1300, and the 1966 Spider Duetto 1600, which he still owns.
Yo tuve un giulia 1.3 del 71 con el motor cambiado y puesto uno de un 1750; era impresionante la fuerza que tenia
The legendary binoculars on the dashboard with speedometer and rev counter, a style icon still today!
Stupenda ! Come nuova ! Le alfa dei tempi d'oro erano vere auto ! ✌️🤓🇮🇹
That has got to be one of the cleanest Berlinas in existence!, and with that sweet 1750 an absolute jewel! - Excellent vid guys, the audio track made me reach for my good headphones. So cool! Grazie Mille!
I am so in love with everything about this car, especially the sound of the engine as it spools up.
As an Italian im so happy to see such a beautiful 1750 in USA. The original dealer ship sticker RIVOLI from North Italy,Turin,on the back window is simply beautiful
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I hope my '68, 1750 Berlina runs as well as your's. It's about 7-9 day's away from an 80% restoration, that's been head-up-against-a-brick-wall at almost every task undertaken. But, should it start, it'll be a weight off my mind.
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Great car !!
But It's definately older than 1971, in 1971 US models were all equipped with SPICA fuel injection, also the brake system had been updated to a dual system with hanging pedals, this one still has the single circuit brake system with floor mounted pedals and also has Weber carburetors. I suspect this car is a 1969 model and was was imported from Canada ( Speedo in miles )or Europe. (speedo in km )
I have a 1969 1750 GTV, owned since 1974, that has the same engine bay layout, and was imported into Canada in late 1968 as a 1969 model, it also came with Carello quarts halogen headlights which was a big surprise since all cars in those days had sealed beams.
I love Alfa's beside the 1750 GTV I also have a 1966 Alfa Duetto with a high performance 2 ltr engine, every time I drive them they put a big grin on my face,
They get an" Italian tune up" several times a year, the sound of these engines is so addicting !!
thank you for the video, that wonderful memories was my grandfather's car,i miss both
I had great cars, but what I miss most was one of those 1968. It was bottle green. Thanks for the video, and for the sound.
amazing car. The interior is especially classy.
Owned a red 1750 berlina.in1979.Beautiful car.Wish I still had it! Beautiful car.
greetings from a italian man.. thanks for this awesome test drive
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What a great car. My uncle owned one, I remember that sound from my childhood. :-) Thanks for the video and greetings from Germany!
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My Dad drove this car. USA version. Had head rests and wooden sterring wheel. Crimson color outside. As little kids my sister and I used to love riding in this with my Dad. What fond memories this brings back... Cheers.
With the head rests and wooden steering wheel was the 2000 c.c , not the 1750. Greetings.
@@thelizardking1886 Yes. 2000cc w. Fuel Injection if I recall. No other engine sounds like this. Love it.
excellent/mint condition, great color combination (grey metallic exterior with camilo leather interior)
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What a great car, and the engine sounds almost happy when it gets some beans 😃👍
Thats the beauty of these alfas! They love a boot full. This one is funny because its really just an ordinary sedan with a secret bit of pedigree
Winding Road Magazine yeah, the three-box design doesn’t give away much at first glance :-)
Reminds me of the police cars from the original Italian Job movie :-)
This is true Alfa Romeo.
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My dad car. A 1969 1750 where I learn to drive. Nice memories...
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One of the most beautiful cars of its time!!👏👏
La mitica Alfa 1750,una berlina derivata della Giulia Super,motore Bialbero costruita in Italia ad Arese in provincia di Milano!! Orgoglio italiano!!
English translation from Italian the legendary Alfa Romeo 1750,a sedan derived from the Giulia Super,a Bialbero engine built in Italy in the province of Milan!!!! Italian pride!!!!
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So beautiful car!
Che gioiello, all'interno è un salotto spettacolare, ma poi quel rombo del motore uuuuuu un saund perfetto yesssssss❤️👍💪
Driving is super awesome
Машина-класс!Я обожаю данную модель.Спасибо за видео.
Thanks, now I want one!!!
The car of my family in 1970/1977 in La Spezia .
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I had one in the 1990's, 1971 Berlina, It was new in New Zealand, RHD. Mine had twin brake boosters as standard and a set of twin Solex 40mm. They gave the same out put as Webers and Delortos. In the factory at the time it depended on what stock was available as they would only order when they were low hence what the supplier had at the time. In clubman racing, the fight with Mk 2 Jags but loose to them on the straight, but bet them through the bends. To drive them, use the revs and try out tight windy roads, the first three gears are all that is needed. They are thirsty in town and better on long trips. They are to be driven with spirit and not creeping in traffic. Use the tone and pitch of the engine to drive it. The electrics are of the ilk of Lucas, Prince of Darkness. Most Berlinas will usually die of rust. The motors are lest flogged as the Spyders or the GT who always look for these as spares. A true drivers car for a skilled sportsman who needs a four seater. Bill Body wrote a great road test in 'Motorsport' when they came out and said they were one of the fastest and best drives from point A to point B.
Best yellow light streak ever!
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A wonderful car....wonderful music from the engine ..
That interior is sick.
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The best youtube video, I felt in 1969. Thanks for the tour.
My Dad's car when i was a child. Great memory, great car!
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Amazing car... really enjoy the videos
Great video. Beautiful car.
One of these boxy alfas are one of my dream
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My family 1977owned Alfa just like this one it was so beautiful car the interior the engine everything was super cari wish they will make them the same style
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This car is really perfect
What a cool old-school car to have! Very beautiful!
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Thanks for the video mate.
Stupenda. Meravigliosa 🤩
love it, the feeling must be great
I wanna try it 😢
Quando Alfa Romeo produceva queste vetture, gli altri erano lontani (dietro) anni luce. La base meccanica della Giulia dona (rispetto alle successive Transaxle) brillantezza in più alla vettura. Ed ulteriore particolare prontezza del 1750 fu donata dalla adozione della testata del 1600, così da mantenere alta velocità delle colonne fluide nei condotti.... Si perdeva ovviamente qualcosa in alto per le maggiori perdite di carico, ma tale "prezzo" valeva la grinta in più ai bassi e medi regimi.....
La testata del 1600 può essere montata senza alcuna modifica sul 1750? Non ci sono problemi con il diverso alesaggio?
Macchina spettacolare sia di linea che di meccanica 🎉🎉 Una vera alfaromeo 😂
this car is a dream
Awesome bro 💞💞
Per qualche anno ne hò avuta una, ai suoi tempi praticamente non aveva concorrenti nel suo segmento, in basso spingeva più della 2000 che le sucedette, gran bella macchina, unico suo diffetto, le lamiere non zincate come tutte le alfa finchè non le adottarono.
Magnifica!! :-D
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Nice! It looks and sounds great!
Impeccabile!
Awesome car!
Wonderfull the most beautiful 1750 I've seen here on youtube
according to better interiors of 1750 are nicer than 2000
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Great video
Beautiful car,I had a DAF 55 for a few years around 1980 that had he same style of instruments
Cruising in my automobile 🦋
Why do doors close in such a satisfying way on old cars?
Old technology lasts longer than new technology
All it takes for an elegant car to be.
Nice Berlina but not a 1971. Likely a 68 or 69. Note the pedals hinged at the floor and lack of cold air snorkel.
I love that stick 😍😍😍
Stupenda, sono stato fortunato possessore di Alfa Romeo come Giulia Nuova Super 1300, Alfetta GTV, Giulietta 1.8, Alfa 75 turbo prima serie, ma questa no...peccato.
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Amazing Car!
Long live the alfa!
I had a y8 Berlina for awhile. It was cool! I probably sold it too cheap.
Vuoi mettere le sensazioni che regalano le auto di una volta ... ! 😀🖐️
Please check the valve clearances. A little loose is ok, but this seems to be quite noisy.
Nice car, fashion 👍
It's still faster than the SF1000
Just… gorgeous!
She is beautiful!!!!! Bellissima.
What a little gem, cars should get simple like this again all mechanical no electric, the electric aren't simple at all contrary to what people think, they're computers on wheels.
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Amore mio il bialbero
This is the dream: Driving an Alfa and knowing it *probably* won't break down.
A vulgata...
Very strong almost-racing cars hidden under mass-produced cars. THE best in the world then. They only required the right maintenance
to listen with good hifi headphones
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Wow initially was the first one that we were supposed to be
I know this must be somewhat weird but.....
Can you do a POV on a Citroën 2CV?
Please?
Zynth They are not sold in the US
It’s wild that you mentioned this. I might be driving one this week - Tedward
@@windingroadmagazine hopefully you can lay your hands on it...
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I saw this video with my cat and now he speaks italian.
So beautiful car I loved it...
was my car when I was young
Perfect. Where do you ride it? Location? THX
Wow - from the movie "Le Coup de Parapluie". Really awesome movie.
What an absolutely great car. And probably more reliable than a new Giulia. .
It was a great back then, used by the police and the robbers as well😅
The police would use the 1600 giulia super at the time and not the 1750 Berlina but the 1750 / 2000 were definitely popular with bank robbers .
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Never used by the police !
I clenched my butt every time I saw a pothole.
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The dashboard like a woman's small breast was fantastic (in the Alfa Gt of the time the breast was that of a enlarged, instead)
Al epoca era la più bella berlina. Elegante e sportiva.
Классный тюнинг шестерки!
Italian Pride!
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Lively car but I think red trim would go better with the grey paintwork (tan and grey clash a bit - was this the factory colour combination?).
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... iconic car for bank robbery in Italy in the seventies.......
True that. Every one of those films had a high speed chase involving an Alfa sedan.
@@jeffwolfe4058 I'm unsure if they were Alfa Romeo Giulia:s. Possibly slightly more dainty than a Berlina.
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What do you use to film? Camera on the head or on the chest?
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Tedward can you please do an older Taurus from like 86 to 2006?
Non è del 1971 NO!!
Questa è la prima versione, dal gennaio '68 a novembre (Salone di Torino) '69 riconoscibile per il volante in "plastica" nera. Successivamente divenne in legno e le luci di posizione ed indicatori di direzioni non furono più posizionati sul paraurti ma, dal novembre '69 sulla carrozzeria, sotto i fari.