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Alfa Romeo 6C 1500 chassis 0211.462

Alfa Romeo 6C 1500 chassis 0211.462 is a 1928 Alfa Romeo 6C 1500 fitted with coachwork by Zagato. The car is notable for its Tre Posti configuration and documented concours and historic racing appearances.


Factory specification

  • Year: 1928
  • Model: Alfa Romeo 6C 1500
  • Chassis number: 0211.462
  • Engine type: 1487cc DOHC inline-six (senza compressore)
  • Coachbuilder: Zagato
  • Configuration: Tre Posti
  • Exterior colour: Red
  • Interior: Black

Registration

Registration Country
HOU267 United Kingdom

Early history

The car was delivered to the United Kingdom by F.W. “Fred” Stiles' British Sales Ltd of London.

It is recorded as being advertised by D. White in Motorsport magazine (May 1954).

The car remained in the United Kingdom and Europe until the early 1970s.


North American ownership

Owner Location Ownership period Notes
Dr. Burschinger San Marino, California c.1973–1975 Imported to United States
Jack Becronis California 1975–1993 Restored by Hill & Vaughn; campaigned extensively
Thomas Milton United States c.1993 Acquired via auction
Mr. Yamaguchi United States –2002
Martin Swig California 2002– California Mille co-organizer

Earlier ownership includes F.W. Stiles British Sales Ltd and Peter Harper (Stretton, Cheshire, UK; Rolls-Royce/Bentley dealer).


Restoration and concours history

The car was restored by Hill & Vaughn in 1977–1978.

It was shown at:

  • Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance (1978 and 1982)
  • Monterey Historics (late 1970s)

It underwent a subsequent restoration following track use.


Auction history

Recorded auction appearances include:

  • Brooks Monterey – August 1998
  • RM Amelia Island – March 2001
  • RM Monterey – August 2001

It was offered for sale by Copley Motorcars (USA) in February 2019.


Historical significance

Fewer than 200 6C 1500 racing variants were built using the 1487cc DOHC six-cylinder engine in non-supercharged form. Chassis 0211.462 is one of a limited number in Zagato-bodied Tre Posti configuration.

The car represents a well-documented example of a competition-oriented 6C 1500 that has remained active in historic racing and concours events.


Documentary references

  • Motorsport, May 1954 (advertisement)
  • European Car, November 1994 (feature article)

Registry classification

In registry terms, chassis 0211.462 is classified as:

  • Zagato-bodied example
  • Tre Posti configuration
  • Documented historic racing use
  • Multiple concours appearances
  • Restored

Chassis registry reference

See: Alfa Romeo 6C 1500/Chassis Registry