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Alfa Romeo Spider (Series 2) 3D configurator
Build a Alfa Romeo Spider (Series 2) for any model year from 1970 to 1973 in an interactive 3D view. The steps are model year, exterior, drivetrain, wheels, soft top, interior and equipment. Choices that did not exist in the chosen year or market are blocked or flagged, and the summary lists how well each one is documented.
At a glance
- Model
- Alfa Romeo Spider (Series 2)
- Make
- Alfa Romeo
- Generation
- Tipo 105 Spider, Series 2 "Coda Tronca" (Kamm tail)
- Body
- Two-seater convertible
- Production
- 1970 to 1973 model years (chrome-bumper cars; the Series 2 ran to 1982)
- Model years
- 1970–1973
- Markets
- Italy / Europe (left-hand drive) and United States
What you can configure
- Model year
- Exterior
- Drivetrain
- Wheels
- Soft top
- Interior
- Equipment
Paint colours (7)
Names and codes as recorded for the Spider; the availability of each colour depends on model year.
- Rosso Semaforo (Code not confirmed)
- Giallo Prototipo (Code not confirmed)
- Bianco (Code not confirmed)
- Avorio (Code not confirmed)
- Verde Muschio (Code not confirmed)
- Blu (Code not confirmed)
- Nero (Code not confirmed)
Changes during production
- Series 2: Kamm tail (1970) The boat tail of the Series 1 gives way to a squarer "Coda Tronca" tail with more luggage room, a more raked windscreen, a slightly different grille and new door handles. The 1750 Spider Veloce carries over, at 124 PS.
- Open headlamps (1969–70) The Series 1 had plastic (Carello) headlamp covers in Europe; Commons photographs of 1970–73 cars show open lamps. The sources read disagree on the year the covers ended, so the 3D model offers them as an option, off by default.
- 2000 Spider Veloce (1971) The 1,962 cc, 132 PS 2000 Spider Veloce arrives about a year after the Kamm tail; the SPICA-injected US version carries the Tipo 115.41 engine.
Sources and accuracy
Each option in this configurator is marked as verified, partially verified or unverified, depending on the evidence found. The data for this car draws on 7 sources:
- Alfa Romeo Spider (105/115), first generation · Wikipedia
- Guide: Alfa Romeo Tipo 105 Spider Series 1 – a Historical & Technical Appraisal · Supercar Nostalgia
- Alfa Romeo Spider (buying guide) · Motor Sport Magazine (May 2018)
- Giulia (Type 105) 1962–1993 · Alfa Romeo Owners Club UK
- Alfa Romeo Spider (1966–1993) Review · Honest John Classics
- Spider Duetto (heritage page) · Alfa Romeo (alfaromeo.it)
- 1969 Alfa Romeo 1750 Spider Veloce (dealer and auction listings) · Classic Trader, Car & Classic, PistonHeads, RM Sotheby's, Hagerty
3D model credits
- Alfa Romeo Spider by kikumi, CC BY 4.0. re-oriented, rescaled to the published wheelbase, split into parts, paint, upholstery and floor separated into configurable materials; number plate, tyre lettering and tyre logos removed; closed soft top added procedurally
