The Alfa Romeo 2600, manufactured from 1961 to 1965, represents a sophisticated grand tourer from a marque renowned for its sporting heritage. These cars are rare in New Zealand, but highly appreciated by classic car enthusiasts for their blend of Italian styling and performance.
Rust (body panels, especially around wheel arches), carburettor issues (Weber carbs require precise tuning), electrical faults, brake problems, and parts availabilty.
Rust is a primary WOF concern. Braking performance is critical and must be up to standard. Lights and windscreen must be in good condition.
The 2600 features an advanced inline-six engine that delivers a smooth and powerful driving experience. They are prone to rust and are best suited for show, rather than driving. The car is mechanically simple.