October 18, 2025, update:

This beautiful Giulia Spider Veloce is back on the market, with a new price, new photos and two hardtop for sale separately, and this is the seller’s description:

Alfa Romeo Giulia Spider Veloce, April 1965 (chassis no. 707/1091), Biancospino (Hawthorn White) AR013 bodywork / black elastic imitation leather interior (semi-new padding) – red wool carpet, black rubber floor mats and trunk mat with A.R. logo. First registration: June 1966 (Switzerland), second registration: May 1995 (Italy), three owners.

Matching numbers, displacement 1570 cm³, 112 hp (17 fiscal hp), top speed >180 km/h, Bendix electric fuel pump, two twin-choke Weber 40DCOE2 carburetors, 5-speed gearbox, Girling brakes (front discs), Borrani wheels 4½ x 15”, Pirelli Cinturato 155SR15 tires, Fiamm horn set, Bosch Mag 2025 battery, black canvas soft top as new.

Conservative restoration of bodywork and mechanics (engine overhauled at 78,000 km). Regular and professional routine maintenance. ASI (gold), RIAR, FIVA, and CSAI homologated. Last MCTC inspection: October 2025. Current mileage: approx. 99,700 km. Two original numbered Pininfarina hardtops.

Viewing and test drive in Genoa, Italy.

Price: car €85,000; original Biancospino hardtop €3,500; restored black hardtop €4,000.

If interested, you can contact the seller through the form below.

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March 9 update

Following the request of Roberto, the owner and seller of this beautiful Veloce, we add more photos of the car and we also report the text in Italian:

“Alfa Romeo GIULIA SPIDER VELOCE (1600), costruita Aprile 1965, esemplare # 707 di 1091 unità prodotte nel 1964/65, colore biancospino 013/selleria fintapelle elastica nera (imbottiture nuove) e moquette lana rossa, I immatricolazione Giu 1966 (Svizzera), II immatricolazione Mag 1995 (Italia), 3 proprietari, matching numbers, CV 112, v max >180 Km/h, 2 Weber doppio corpo 40DCOE2, pompa elettrica tipo Bendix, pneus Pirelli Cinturato 155×15, freni a disco anteriori Girling, 5 rapporti, trombe Fiamm, restauro conservativo a regola d’arte, motore nuovo a ≈ 78.000 Km, capote nuova, batteria Bosch nuova, manutenzione minuziosa e costante, omologazioni RIAR, ASI (oro), FIVA, CSAI, Km ≈ 99.700, esente tassa proprietà, ultima revisione tecnica MCTC Lug 2018. Corredata di 1 raro hard-top Pininfarina numerato (biancospino, restaurato)“

Consider that this is a correct Veloce (with hardop) from a ownership that knows these cars very well. If you wish to get in touch with the seller, fill in the contact form at the bottom of the page. The car is now listed at €95,000 (today $108,000). Good Luck!

December 13 update

The Giulia Sprint has been sold, while the Giulia Spider Veloce is still for sale at the – lowered – price of € 100,000 (today $ 111,200). The owner asked us to add more photos and so we did because we believe it is a car worthy of much consideration. Compared to what has already been written (and which you can read at the bottom of the page), we add that the car currently has 99,000 kms but the engine has been rebuilt to 75,000 kms, so it is still a young engine.

May 27, 2019

The owner (and seller) of these two beautiful Alfas is, as we believe is obvious to everyone, a connoisseur of the brand, and his cars reflect that knowledge. The first car is a Giulietta Sprint built in May 1960, a matching numbers car that has had two owners since new; that’s a mostly preserved FIVA, CSAI and RIAR homologated car equipped with Michelin X tires, original black plates and Blaupunkt radio. Last but not least, a beautiful Nardi steering wheel completes the package.

The second car is an April 1965 Giulia Spider Veloce, one of the 1,091 built. This car was also the subject of specialized publications and we have no doubt of its accuracy in every detail. Matching numbers, correct DCOE2 carbs, Pirelli Cinturato tires, FIAMM horns, three owners since new, FIVA, CSAI and RIAR homologated (you don’t need to ask more than that) and 2 (two) original Pininfarina hardtops: a black one, restored, and an unrestored white one.

The asking price is €65,000 (today $72,500) – negotiable – for the Giulietta Sprint and €125,000 (today $139,500) – negotiable as well – for the Giulia Spider Veloce plus both hardtops (7,5-10k value as those are Pininfarina original items); however the seller (who speaks and writes english) is willing to evaluate a discount if both cars are purchased in bulk. Both cars are visible in Genova, Italy; interested parties can ask the seller for more detailed photos and info about both cars, through the form below.