The 1966 Alfa Romeo Duetto Coda Lunga stands as a quintessential example of Italian automotive artistry from the mid-1960s. Often referred to as the 'Long Tail' due to its distinctive rear deck, this model represents the final evolution of the beloved Duetto design before the introduction of the longer-wheelbase Spider in 1968. The vehicle listed is presented in a pristine white finish and is described as being in top-grade condition, indicating a meticulous level of preservation or restoration. Under the hood lies the legendary 1600 engine, a naturally aspirated inline-four that defined Alfa Romeo's performance philosophy during this era. This powertrain was renowned for its smooth delivery and spirited character, perfectly matched to the car's lightweight chassis. The transmission is a manual gearbox, offering the driver direct engagement with the mechanicals—a hallmark of the driving experience enthusiasts seek in classic Alfas. The listing highlights that this Duetto is part of a restoration project, featuring a complete set of components including seats, roll hoops (arceaux), and instruments. This comprehensive approach suggests that every aspect of the interior and safety equipment has been addressed or sourced to match the car's high standards. For collectors, the 1966 model year is particularly significant as it captures the essence of the Duetto at its peak of popularity, blending elegant styling with robust engineering. With only 1 km recorded on the odometer, this example offers a rare opportunity to acquire a vehicle that has been treated with exceptional care, ready for a new chapter in its storied history.