1933 Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 Monza

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Spyder Chassis Num: 2111046   Alfa Romeo built several new Monza-specification 8C 2300s for the 1932 racing season, one of which won the Monaco Grand Prix driven by Tazio Nuvolari. With the introduction of the single seater Tipo B for later Grand Prix events that year, the works Monzas were soon sold to private owners. This works Monza was sold in early 1933. It was subsequently owned by several amateur racing drivers, including Carullo Lami and Giacomo de Rham, but its actual racing history is uncertain. This 1932 Monza is the only one to retain its original tie bar between the front shock absorbers.

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Event	Group
Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance	Alfa Romeo 8C

 

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