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Alfa Romeo 2000 GTV

Alfa Romeo 2000 GTV

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The two-door coupe versions of the Alfa Romeo Giulia in the '60s and '70s are among the most exciting sports models of the period. Undoubtedly, they are some of the signature automotive designs by Bertone.

It's not only aesthetics that makes this Alfa Romeo's design eternal. The car has relatively low weight, advanced aluminium DOHC engine and excellent weight distribution. That's what turns Alfa Romeo 2000 GT Veloce into a pure driving miracle. In the 1976 Targa Florio's competition, Pietro and Vincenzo Donato drive their 2000 GTV to the 5th overall position and 1st in class.

 

This Alfa Romeo 2000 GTV poster is about the world's epic racing heritage

2000 GTV is the final edition of the 105 coupes that starts its production life as Giulia Sprint GT. Its dual camshaft engine has a bigger capacity of up to 2 litres. This is enough for 130 hp at 5500 rpm with the SPICA fuel injections, available only to US and Canadian customers. The cars on other markets rely on classic carburettors with the same output. The curb weight of this Alfa is way above 1000 kg, keeping its agile and nimble nature.

 

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The interior of the 2000 GTV has some changes. There is a separate instrument cluster which replaces gauges going directly in the dash panel. The horizontal chrome bars located on the grille of the Alfa Romeo 2000 GTV are among its most distinguishable characteristics.

Some of the vehicles have optional “Turbina” alloy wheels and they are the same size as the standard 14-inch wheels. They are first seen on Alfa Romeo Montreal.

Alfa Romeo produces exactly 37 459 vehicles of the 2000 GTV model and the rarest of them are the ones Alfa Romeo manufactures in 1975 for the American market. The company sells them as 1974 models because it seems that they will not pass the emission test.

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Džiugas Valančauskas

It was 1996. She, a BMW E30 M3, stood provocatively in the street near my block of flats. My first love, she opened my eyes and ripped my heart apart. I could only stand and stare. Touching her was forbidden. 

From that moment on, the BMW 3-series coupe became a hole in my heart which I knew I would have to one day fill. When, after many years of searching, I found my own BMW E30 325i coupe, I was as happy as a child again. I could sit for hours and breathe in the combined aroma of upholstery, grease and petrol. Every classic car has that same smell, but each one is a little different. Out of this love was born my art - classic cars drawn while breathing in their smell.

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Poster prints are typically printed on durable, 180 gsm heavyweight paper with a slight satin finish.

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Popular sizes include 20x14 inches, 28x20 inches, and 40x28 inches. 

These prints tend to be on the larger side and are compatible with most ready-to-use frames.

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