In Monterey, we came across something historic: a 1968 Alfa Romeo Tipo 33/2 “Daytona,” chassis 015 - one of the most important prototype race cars ever to wear the Alfa badge. In this video, we walk around it, listen to its high-revving 2.5-liter V8, and break down what makes the 2.5-liter cars so rare. We follow its story from Daytona, the Targa Florio, and the Nürburgring to an extended racing stint in Angola, years hidden away during a civil war, a restoration by a former Autodelta mechanic,

The Alfa Romeo 33 16V carries the true spirit of Italian motorsport. Light, precise, and powered by the unmistakable boxer engine, it delivers a symphony of balance and passion. Born for the road but bred for the circuit, the 33 16V reflects Alfa’s relentless pursuit of driving perfection. A car that connects man, machine, and motion in its purest form. | Pias Classic Car Beauties