Totem Automobili has unveiled its 32nd GT Super, a bespoke Alfa Romeo restomod named 'Litorale Brado' during Monterey Car Week.
Commissioned by a Californian, this coupe features a custom triple-layer metallic paint called Big Sur Green, inspired by California's lush landscapes.
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The exterior also includes painted Tricolore accents on the side skirts and engine plenum, along with dark wheels and window surrounds for a stealthy look.
A Cabin Crafted with Wood and Carbon Fiber
Inside, the owner's passion for woodworking is evident with a bespoke Wenge and Maple steering wheel and a wooden gear shift knob.
Several controls have been relocated to an overhead console in the headliner, while carbon fiber and titanium are used for the stalks and steering column.
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Brown leather adorns the seats, floor mats, transmission tunnel, steering wheel, and dashboard, complemented by Totem's signature herringbone carbon fiber on the seat backs and doors.
Under the hood, all GT Super models are powered by a 2.8-liter twin-turbocharged V6 with independent throttle bodies.
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Standard output is 591 hp and 516 lb-ft (700 Nm), with an optional 739 hp and 627 lb-ft (850 Nm) version available, though the specific tune for this example is not disclosed.
