Alfa's race-bred road car is considered the first production vehicle ever to use forward-and-upward-opening butterfly doors.
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Alfa Romeo 33 StradaleTipo 33 · 1967–1969
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FactAlfa's race-bred road car is considered the first production vehicle ever to use forward-and-upward-opening butterfly doors.
Road-going development of the Tipo 33 racing V8, hand-built in tiny numbers. Widely regarded as one of the most beautiful production cars ever made.
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Alfa cut up a Maserati MC20 to make this: its monocoque started life under MC20 bodywork before Touring reskinned it.
Alfa's race-bred road car is considered the first production vehicle ever to use forward-and-upward-opening butterfly doors.
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