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==6C 1900 (1933)==
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The last derivate of original 1500 version the 6C 1900 with an 1917 cc engine was introduced in 1933, now with an aluminium head for the first time. With 68 brake horsepower this version could achieve top speed of 130m/h. The 1900 version is very rare as it was only made 197 copies, before it was replaced by 6C 2300.
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*'''6C 1900 GT''', 68 bhp @ 4500 rpm, 130kmh
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==See also==
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[[Alfa Romeo 6C]]
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Latest revision as of 15:59, 23 September 2009

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6C 1900 (1933)

The last derivate of original 1500 version the 6C 1900 with an 1917 cc engine was introduced in 1933, now with an aluminium head for the first time. With 68 brake horsepower this version could achieve top speed of 130m/h. The 1900 version is very rare as it was only made 197 copies, before it was replaced by 6C 2300.


Variants:

  • 6C 1900 GT, 68 bhp @ 4500 rpm, 130kmh


See also

Alfa Romeo 6C


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