1965 Alfa Romeo Giulia TZ2 Coupe

The Alfa Romeo TZ2, often referred to as the 'Baby GTO,' is one of the most charismatic competition cars of all time.

This car is one of twelve TZ2s built by Zagato for Autodelta, the racing department of Alfa Romeo. The TZ2 was powered by the same basic 4-cylinder, twin cam engine as the GTA and the TZ1, but had a modified body, lower suspension mounts, a dry sump lubrication system and - after modifications to its engine by Alfa's director of engineering, Giuseppe Busso - an increase in horsepower.

This car raced at the 12 Hours of Sebring in 1966, driven by Giacomo 'Geki' Russo and Gus Andrey and finishing first in class and 14th overall. It later finished third in class at that year's Targa Florio, driven again by Russo with co-driver Teodoro Zeccoli. At the end of 1966, the car was sold to Giorgio Bianchi, but it continued racing until 1969, when it was acquired by Silvano Cecchi. Its current owner acquired the car in 1998.