Alfa Romeo TZ 750004
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Type: | Alfa Romeo TZ |
Serial Number: | AR10511 750004 |
Year of construction: | July 25, 1963 |
Comments: | Original color: Red / Beige Converted to TZ-2 by Auto Delta after 1967 crash (?) |
Date | Owner | Location | Remarks |
Alfa Romeo |
Italy | Autodelta "Muletto" (Mule) | |
April 1966 | Roberto Nerini | Italy | First private owner. Registered FI318789 |
1967 | Italy | A website writes: Crashed. | |
A website writes: Rebuilt with TZ-2 body by Auto Delta. | |||
1984 | Marcello Minerbi writes: Rebuilt with TZ-2 body by Auto Delta. | ||
2003 | Italy | A website writes: Still with the same owner and driven on a regular basis. | |
March 15, 2006 | ? | Photos and short info appear on Blogspot. Incidentally, the exact same text is being used on Anamera in December 2008... "Alfa Romeo TZ 1 1964 Chassis 750 004 Original color: Rosso/Beige. First owner is Nerini Roberto Italy Accidented in 1967 and repair at Autodelta chop in a TZ 2 The TZ 1 and TZ 2 share the same chassis, engine, gearbox rear axle etc, the main difference is dry sump engine and fiberglass body Engine, brake, suspensions have been rebuilt The engine is experimental Autodelta with very special parts The distributor turn opposite to a normal engine" | |
December, 2008 | Automobiles Vanderveken | Brussels, Belgium | Offers the car on Anamera and writes: Chassis 750 004 Original color: Rosso/Beige. First owner is Nerini Roberto Italy Accidented in 1967 and repair at Autodelta shop in a TZ 2 The TZ 1 and TZ 2 share the same chassis, engine, gearbox rear axle etc, the main difference is dry sump engine and fiberglass body. Engine, brake, suspensions have been rebuilt. The engine is experimental Autodelta with very special parts. The distributor turn opposite to a normal engine "Italian registration": FI318789 |
December, 2008 |
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Essen, Germany |
Car was exhibited at the Essen Motor Show, presumably by Vanderveken |
August, 2010 | The car is still for sale. | ||
August, 2016 |
The car was shown at Autoworld, Brussels, Belgium. So far, no actual proof whatsoever has been presented that supports the above story that 750004 was transformed into a TZ-2. |
Alfa Romeo TZ 2 AR10511 750004 ?
As seen at the Essen Motor Show, December 4, 2008
Photo Credit: Eelco
Alfa Romeo TZ 2 AR10511 750004 ?
As offered on Anamera by Vanderveken, December 2008
Alfa Romeo TZ 2 AR10511 750004 ?
As offered on Anamera by Vanderveken, December 2008
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Alfa Romeo TZ 750004