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= Alfa Romeo 6C 1500 S chassis 0211.433 = '''Alfa Romeo 6C 1500 S chassis 0211.433''' is a 1928 second-series short-chassis Super Sport bodied by Castagna. ---- == Factory specification == * Year: 1928 * Model: [[Alfa Romeo 6C 1500]] * Variant: 6C 1500 S (Second Series) * Body style: Spyder / Cabriolet * Chassis number: 0211.433 * Coachbuilder: Castagna * Exterior colour: Red * Interior: Tan * Pictures documented: Yes ---- == Ownership history == {| class="wikitable" ! Owner !! Location !! Notes |- | Sicilian Baron || Sicily || First owner; reputedly used for local hillclimbs |- | Moretti Brothers || Italy || Acquired early 1950s; noted Alfa collectors and archivists |- | Subsequent ownership || United Kingdom || Recorded by 2001 |} ---- == Auction record == * Coys, London β 2001 Auction description stated: "This car is a rare example of the second series of 1500cc cars. The 'S' designation denotes a short chassis and uprated twin cam engine. Very few are known to exist and certainly none in this condition. 0211433 has only had two owners from new, first a Sicilian Baron, who reputedly used the car to do local hillclimb events until selling the car to the Moretti Brothers (Italian car collectors and Alfa archivists) in the early 1950's." ---- == Historical significance == The 6C 1500 S represents the short-chassis sporting derivative of the second-series 1500. Surviving examples with documented early Italian ownership are comparatively rare. ---- == Registry classification == * 6C 1500 S (Second Series) * Castagna-bodied example * Early Sicilian competition use (reported) ---- == Chassis registry reference == See: [[Alfa Romeo 6C 1500/Chassis Registry]]
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