Editing Alfa Romeo 6C/Chassis Registry/1500/0211351

= Alfa Romeo 6C 1500 SS chassis 0211.351 =

'''Alfa Romeo 6C 1500 SS chassis 0211.351''' is a 1928 Alfa Romeo 6C 1500 Super Sport fitted with coachwork by W.C. & R.C. Atcherley of Birmingham, England.

The car is a rare British-bodied example of the 6C 1500 SS variant.

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== Factory specification ==

* Year: 1928
* Model: [[Alfa Romeo 6C 1500]]
* Variant: 6C 1500 SS (Super Sport)
* Type: Spyder/Cabriolet
* Chassis number: 0211.351
* Engine number: Unknown
* Coachbuilder: W.C. & R.C. Atcherley (Birmingham, England)
* Exterior colour: Red
* Interior: Black

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== Registration ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Registration !! Country
|-
| XV 6324 || United Kingdom
|}
 
The original UK registration number was XV 6324.

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== Early history ==

The car was delivered new in Birmingham, England. Period photographs document the car competing at the Shelsley Walsh Hill Climb in 1929.

The original first owner is known.

A gap in documented history exists between the 1930s and the 1950s.

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== Later history ==

Partial history exists from the 1950s through the 1970s.

From 1975 onward, ownership history is fully documented.

The car’s known geographic history includes:

* United Kingdom
* Belgium
* Canada
* Return to Belgium

Further archival research is ongoing to complete the historical record.

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== Documentary references ==

Photographs of the car appear in the 1980s publication:

* James Fack – ''The Lost Coachbuilder'' (Atcherley reference)

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== Research status ==

The current custodian is compiling a full historical record of the car and welcomes additional information, documentation, or period photographs relating to chassis 0211.351.

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== Registry classification ==

In registry terms, chassis 0211.351 is classified as:

* 6C 1500 SS variant
* British coachbuilt example
* Documented early competition appearance
* Partially reconstructed ownership history

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== Chassis registry reference ==

See: [[Alfa Romeo 6C 1500/Chassis Registry]]