The first page covers Alfa until 1933
(from 1921 to the 6C 1750).
1931-1933 (from the 6C 1750 to P3)
1933-2nd WWW
(From the P3 to the 6C 2500)
1950s (Tipo 159 and other racers of the '50s)
Giulietta
1962-1965 (2600, Giulia etc.)
A L F A
R O M E O
Pat Braden's Alfa Romeo history - the book*
This page is dedicated to the memory of Pat Braden who died on August 25, 2002.
| Time | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1769-1910 | chapter 1 | |||||
| 1910-1914 | chapter 2 | |||||
| 1914-1918 (first WW) | chapter 3 | |||||
| 1918-1921 (Typ G1) | chapter 4 | |||||
| 1922 (Tipo RL)-1929 (6C 1750) | chapter 5 (Tipo RL - RM) | chapter 6 ('20s racers: Tipo P2) | chapter 7 (6C1500 1925- 6C1750 1929) | |||
| 1931 (8C2300)- 1945 (end of the 2nd WW) | chapter 8 (8C2300 - Monza) | chapter 9 ('30s racers: Tipo A, Tipo B - Type 512, 1940) | chapter 10 ("Ferrari" 815, 158 - other prewar compeitition efforts) | chapter 11 (8C2900B 1939 - '30s passenger cars | chapter 12 (The 2nd World War) | |
| From 1945 until today | chapter 13 (late '40s) | chapter 14 (1900) | chapter 15 (the first Giulietta and a few thoughts on where Alfa missed the point afterwards) | chapter 16 (2000 1958 - Giulia '60s) | chapter 17 (1750 1967 - AlfaSud 1972 and the racing efforts in the '60s and '70s. "The fall") | chapter 18 (the '80s) |
Alfa Romeo - the photo gallery
The first page covers Alfa until 1933
(from 1921 to the 6C 1750).
1931-1933 (from the 6C 1750 to P3)
1933-2nd WWW
(From the P3 to the 6C 2500)
1950s (Tipo 159 and other racers of the '50s)
Giulietta
1962-1965 (2600, Giulia etc.)
Credit goes to Pat Braden and Dave Sisson
Copyright March, 1996-2000
