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Alfa Romeo · 1970–1973
Alfa Romeo Spider (Series 2) paint colours
7 paint colours recorded for the Alfa Romeo Spider (Series 2) from 1970 to 1973, each rendered on the 3D model with its paint code, the model years and markets it applies to, and how well it is documented.
Preview colour is a visual approximation, not a measured match to an Alfa Romeo paint chip.
Which of these colours was offered in which of the years 1970–73 is not established.
Solid or metallic finish not confirmed by a source.
Rosso Semaforo
Code not confirmed · Rosso Pininfarina
Model years 1970–1973
Markets Italy / Europe (left-hand drive) and United States
Evidence Partially verified for 1970–1973
Source Giulia (Type 105) 1962–1993
Giallo Prototipo
Code not confirmed
Model years 1970–1973
Markets Italy / Europe (left-hand drive) and United States
Evidence Partially verified for 1970–1973
Source Giulia (Type 105) 1962–1993
Bianco
Code not confirmed
Model years 1970–1973
Markets Italy / Europe (left-hand drive) and United States
Evidence Unverified for 1970–1973
Avorio
Code not confirmed
Model years 1970–1973
Markets Italy / Europe (left-hand drive) and United States
Evidence Unverified for 1970–1973
Verde Muschio
Code not confirmed
Model years 1970–1973
Markets Italy / Europe (left-hand drive) and United States
Evidence Unverified for 1970–1973
Blu
Code not confirmed
Model years 1970–1973
Markets Italy / Europe (left-hand drive) and United States
Evidence Unverified for 1970–1973
Nero
Code not confirmed
Model years 1970–1973
Markets Italy / Europe (left-hand drive) and United States
Evidence Unverified for 1970–1973
Sources
The evidence for these colours comes from one source:
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