To the home of the 2600/2000 International Register. A club for members who own or are interested in the Alfa Romeo 102 & 106 Series, otherwise known as the 2000/2600.

In many respects the 2000/2600 range was the last of the Alfa range based on quality rather than outright performance, owing much of their design ethics more to the 1900 and earlier 6C 2500 ranges rather than the more mass produced 750, 101 & 105 ranges of the time. This is what adds a certain amount of charm and intrigue to these cars and probably why there are so few examples are still around.

It is with this in mind that we try to provide a focal point for owners, providing help and assistance where we can in all aspects of ownership.

This includes sourcing cars and parts through our classified sections and help on some of the technical challanges that all of us as owners face.

We are also keen to champion these models and try and increase other owners awareness by getting them out and about as much as possible.

Latest Update

Despite many promises to keep this web-site update, I have once again failed due to a number of unforeseen circumstance. No excuses I have just been busy with lots of non 2600 stuff.

What's New ?

Well despite the weather in the early part of what we call summer there have been a number of events which 2600 owners have managed to get their cars out at. The Giulietta AGM once again in the Cotswolds, National Alfa Day at Weston Park and the AROC Cotswolds section event at Upton Park have all been graced with the presence of the odd 2600. Eric Harrison has put together a couple of reports on these events and these can be seen in the events section of this site.

Other news is that at last there seems to be some movement the desirability of 2600s. I have had numerous requests from non-owners who are looking out for good cars primarily Spiders but some who are looking for Sprints. If you have such a car and are interested in selling please contact me via E Mail and I will put you on to the interested parties.

Related to this increased interest the prices seem to be starting to move. Recently 2 LHD Spiders made over £25,000 in european auctions. Given both were LHD which do seem to be more in demand than the RHD versions and hence sell at premium. If this carries on my long suffering restoration may break even, although I doubt it

Club 2600/200 International - AGM

So far we have had 3 attempts to arrange this AGM and for a number of reasons this has always ended up in failure. Must try harder!

We do plan to have an AGM in the near future so please keep an eye on this web-page or if you are club members on your post.

Regards

Andrew McInerney

Club Secretary