Alfa Romeo Montreal VIN Decoder
The Montreal uses 105.64 for the main LHD family and 105.65 for RHD production, making the type identifier particularly useful for collector records.
Decoder coverage: 1971–1977
What this decoder page is designed to answer.
The Montreal has a particularly useful Alfa type split
Factory production records distinguish the main left-hand-drive Montreal as type 105.64 and the much smaller right-hand-drive family as 105.65. When that type is entered with the chassis serial, PetrolJunky can confidently identify the Montreal and preserve the market-family clue in the registry.
Production span is not the same as an exact chassis year
Montreal production is documented across the early-to-mid 1970s, but the type code by itself does not convert every serial into a precise build date. The decoder therefore returns the correct model and documented production span while avoiding an unsupported exact-year claim.
Useful for high-value provenance
That conservative distinction matters on collectible cars. Registry photos, ownership history and factory documentation can later add the exact build details without overwriting what the chassis/type identification actually proves.
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