This 1971 Alfa Romeo Montreal shows 90k kilometers (~56k miles) and was purchased new in Brussels, Belgium. Powered by a dry-sump 2. The selling dealer is located in New York and is offering this Montreal with the original jack and toolkit, as well as import documentation and a clean New York title. This Montreal is finished in Nero and retains correct wheels, lighting, and trim. The Marcello Gandini-penned bodywork is similar to the unnamed Alfa prototype shown at the Montreal Expo in 1967. The production car retained many of the concept’s unique touches, including the headlight blinds and the grilles aft of the doors. The cabin features black leather over beige carpets and retains its original radio and distinctive instrumentation. The only noted interior issue is a delaminating visor, which is pictured in the gallery. The original jack and toolkit both remain with the car as shown above. The 2. 6-liter DOHC V8 is based on the Tipo 33 Straddle engine and produced around 197 horsepower when. This dry-sump power plant is backed by a 5-speed ZF transmission and limited-slip differential.