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1974 Alfa Romeo 2000 GTV Latest Updates

The Alfa is otta here! Alfa on the Loose

Our Alfa is now sold! »

Outside our office. Alfa Goes to Work

The Alfa is back on the road after some work in the garage. »

The manifold was coated by Swain Coatings. Alfa Runs Again!

We get the Alfa running again, after a bunch of upgrades. »

The new seat Progress on the GTV

Progress continues on the Alfa Romeo. »

Removing material Porting the Alfa's Head and Exhaust Manifold

The Alfa’s head (and exhaust manifold) get ported in our garage. »

 Beautiful Walt Pietrowicz Photos of our Alfa

Walt Pietrowicz takes some great photos, and he got some of our Alfa at VIR. »

The Powerflex mount Snugging up the Alfa Transmission

While our Alfa Romeo is up on jackstands for engine work, we figure it’s a good time to upgrade the transmission mounts. »

Off with 'er head! Alfa Tear Down

The head comes off the Alfa as we fix some leaks and take care of a few issues. »

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1974 Alfa Romeo 2000 GTV

1974 Alfa Romeo 2000 GTV Specs:

Body type:
Coupe
Country of origin:
Italy
Original price:
$5700
Purchase price:
$3500
0-60 time:
9.3 seconds
Displacement:
2000cc
Stock Horsepower
130 bhp at 5500 rpm
Torque
134 lb.-ft at 3000 rpm
Engine configuration:
Inline-4
Transmission:
5-speed manual
Drivetrain configuration:
Rear-wheel-drive
Suspension:
Unequal Length A-Arm (front)
Live Axle, Coil Spring, Trailing arm (rear)
Brakes:
disc/disc
Bolt Pattern:
4x108
Body Width:
65.4 inches
Curb Weight:
2479 pounds
Wheelbase:
94.5 inches

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