Alfa Romeo Tz By Philippe Olczky Zagato Autodelta Conrero Chassis History 320 Pg on 2040-parts.com
Kenwood, California, United States
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Very rare, out-of-print 320 page hardcover
book with dust jacket by Philippe Olczyk. Book is signed by author in
Italian. A great reference book on Alfa Romeo Tz cars with vintage
photos and a chassis-by-chassis history of this model including race
results. Book is in excellent condition. Please see my other
auctions as I will be listing other rare Alfa Romeo literature, manuals
and parts.
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