Price
Body Type
Spyder
Body Builder
Autodelta
VIN
Make
Alfa Romeo
Model
Tipo 33/2
Year
1968
Mileage
Serial Number
75033*022
Engine
026
Engine Type
2 Litre V–8
Chassis Type
Large Tube
Engine Number
First Owner
Autodelta
Current Location
USA
Build Sequence
22
Number Built
31
Owners
1968 Alfa Romeo Tipo 33/2 Autodelta team car s/n 75033*022 has a well documented history as an Autodelta team car with races at Le Mans, Monza, the Nürburgring, Brands Hatch, Mugello, The Targa Florio and multiple other races. After 25 years in untouched and unmolested storage, Alfa 33/2 s/n 75033*022 has just completed a frame–up restoration by one of the best shops in America.
While still undergoing restoration, the rolling chassis was shown at the Concorso d’Italia at Meadow Brook held during July 2004 where it won the award for “Outstanding Race Car”—and drove across the podium to accept the award. In August 2005 the just completed 75033*022 was shown at the 4th Annual Concorso d’Italia at Meadowbrook and at the 55th Annual Concours d’Elegance at Pebble Beach and took Best in Class at both events!
This is a rare opportunity to purchase a proven concours winner and a significant page from Alfa Romeo’s racing heritage. Leave 75033*022 as–is and win your class in just about any concours in the world; use 75033*022 for that automotive museum you always wanted to open (or add it to your existing museum), most of the other remaining T33 TT (Telaio Tubulare)s are already in museums; or do what all Alfa Romeo T33 TTs were built for: take it racing. With a little on–the–track sorting, 75033*022 should be very competitive, just like a few of its sisters that are currently terrorizing the historic racing circuit. Better yet, do all three.
An extremely original Alfa Romeo 33/2, discovered in a warehouse in Ravenna, Italy, untouched and unmolested, after sitting in storage for 25 years. Just completed a frame–up restoration. The current Best in Class winner at both the Concorso d’Italia at Meadowbrook and Pebble Beach!
S/n 75033*022. 33/2 Competizione. 1968 Autodelta team car.
1968, 1 Feb., certificato Di origin issued by AUTODELTA. S/n 750.33*022.
1968, 28–29 Sept., 24 Heures du Mans, car #41, N. Vacarella and G. Baghetti, DNFed. Retired during the 12th hour.
See http://www.monoli.com/24h/classements/1968.htm for more information on the entrants and results of the 1968 24 Heures du Mans.
See “Alfa Romeo Tipo 33 The development & racing history”, Collins & McDonough, 2005, p. 194.
1969, 25 Apr., Monza 1000 kms, car # 53, E. Pinto and G. Alberti, 7th OA, 1st in 2 litre class. Scuderia Madunina entry.
See “Alfa Romeo Tipo 33 The development & racing history”, Collins & McDonough, 2005, p. 194.
1969, 04 May, Targa Florio, car # 248, G. Alberti and E. Pinto, 5th. Scuderia Madunina entry.
See “Alfa Romeo Tipo 33 The development & racing history”, Collins & McDonough, 2005, p. 194.
1969, 01 Jun., Nürburgring, car # 37, E. Pinto and G. Alberti, scheduled but do not attend.
1969, 20 Jul., Circuit of Mugello, car # 19, driven by E. Pinto and G. Alberti.
See “Alfa Romeo Tipo 33 The development & racing history”, Collins & McDonough, 2005, p. 195.
1969, 10 Aug., Coppa Corotti Hill–climb, G. Alberti, 4th in class.
See “Alfa Romeo Tipo 33 The development & racing history”, Collins & McDonough, 2005, p. 196.
1969, 15 Aug., Coppa cita di Enna Pergusa, car # 68, G. Alberti, 4th.
See “Alfa Romeo Tipo 33 The development & racing history”, Collins & McDonough, 2005, p. 196.
1969, 14 Sept., Imola 500 KM, car # 18, E. Pinto and G. Alberti, DNFed, accident.
See “Alfa Romeo Tipo 33 The development & racing history”, Collins & McDonough, 2005, p. 196.
1970, 25 Apr., Monza 1000 kms, car # 56, G. Alberti and C. Zuccoli, DNFed. Scuderia Madunina entry.
See “Alfa Romeo Tipo 33 The development & racing history”, Collins & McDonough, 2005, p. 198.
1970, 03 May, Targa Florio, car # 56, G. Alberti and J. Williams, 7th OA, 1st in class. Scuderia Madunina entry.
See “Alfa Romeo Tipo 33 The development & racing history”, Collins & McDonough, 2005, p. 198.
1970, 19 Jul., Mugello 500 km, G. Alberti, DNFed.
See “Alfa Romeo Tipo 33 The development & racing history”, Collins & McDonough, 2005, p. 198.
1970, 22 Nov., Interlagos 1000 KM, C Facetti and G. Alberti, 3rd.
See “Alfa Romeo Tipo 33 The development & racing history”, Collins & McDonough, 2005, p. 198.
1970, Targa Tiber Hillclimb at Pieve S. Stefano.
1970 “ish”, sold to Sig. Bruno Ottomano of Bari (Southern Italy). Probably raced at the National level by Ottomano as he owned many Alfa 33s.
1974, 21 Jan., sold by Sig. Bruno Ottomano to Sig. Luigi Baroncelli of Ravenna. Paid 4,400,000 lire or at today’s dollars about $2,500 USD.
2000, April, sold to an American client.
2000, 02 May, per long conversation with a European client, he was offered this car out of Italy, it was discovered in a warehouse some place in Italy after sitting in storage for 25 years. Very original. Untouched and unmolested. Needing a total restoration. It sold instantly to the US.
2003, August, as per conversations with owner, in restoration in the US. Time to sell the car. The rolling chassis is essentially completed, the bodywork has started and the engine rebuild is in progress.
2003, 03 Nov., transaxle assembly has been completed and work is progressing nicely on the engine.
2004, 22 Mar., engine is complete and ready for testing.
2004, 07 Apr., engine tests completed.
2004, 22 Apr., engine and transaxle mated to the chassis and final chassis build–out started.
2004, 16 Jul., bodywork for main panels completed and panels test fitted on chassis.
2004, 31 Jul., shown at Concorso d’Italia at Meadow Brook. Winner “Outstanding Race Car”.
2004, 11 Nov., body painted and fitted. Final fit–out started.
2004, November, owner decided to finish the restoration and show it himself before selling 75033*022.
2005, 07 Aug., 4th Annual Concorso d’Italia at Meadowbrook, Rochester Hills, Michigan. Best in Class: “Most Outstanding Competition”.
2005, 21 Aug., 55th Annual Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, Pebble Beach, California. Best in Class: Class E–8, “Alfa Romeo Postwar Sports Racing”.
2005, December, offered for sale by Michael Sheehan’s Ferraris-online.com.
