• Autodelta entry for 1970 and 1971 with numerous wins & podium finishes (4 class wins and 1 overall win)
• 3rd place finish in Sebring 1970 and Le Mans entry in 1970
• 1971 Brands Hatch 1000km overall winner and 2nd overall in the 1971 Targa Florio
• Continuous ownership history including some 30 years in the Rosso Bianco museum (1976-2006)
• Recent ‘frame up’ restoration & complete with current FIA Historic Technical Passport
• Eligible for a multitude of events including Le Mans Classic & Peter Auto's Classic Endurance Racing
• Currently located in Europe

This is one of the most successful T33's built by Autodelta, having achieved Alfa Romeo's first championship win since 1951 at the 1971 Brand's Hatch 1,000km race finishing in front of the dominant and more powerful Porsche 917s and Ferrari 512s. The car was originally built for the 1970 season and had a 3rd place in Sebring before crashing out at Le Mans. Rebuilt and modified extensively for the 1971 season, the car had great success at the hands of De Adamich, Pescarolo and Van Lennep among other greats including a 2nd place at the Targa Florio and class wins at both Sebring and Spa.

A unique opportunity to acquire a rare piece of motoring history, find the full and fascinating history in the stories section of our website.