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First published 1996 February 21
Italian spiders are always Rosso, eh? The complete charts sorted My Alfa Romeo Duetto and
Fredrik's alfa Romeo 2000 Spider at Here you may find the red colour codes used by Alfa Romeo OEM. Rosso is my favourite colour. Roundt-tails also came in white, green, blue, black, silver etc. I have focused on the red colour codes. The code numbers are easy to find, since they are the same used by PPG, DuPont etc. paint shops. The red colour is the classic Alfa Romeo racing standard. Italian racing cars were always red. Today only (?) Ferrari has the red colour in F1 of the Italian racing teams. It is rather odd to see that Alfa Romeo changed the tone from bright red, close to orange, to the burgundy / blue tone through the years. You will find the colour code on a small plate under the boot lid to the right. If you respray, any local paint shop will be able to mix the red colour you like if you tell him the OEM #. The Duetto came in the following colors originally:
The complete charts are also sorted by code and by name. The 1968 colour information is here: colour chart, then the Duetto options, the Berlina combinations and the GT Veloce chart. I have spent lots of time doing this chart, so please ask me first before you copy and use it. Wille R.
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