There’s another Giulietta Spider Veloce for sale: also this car is said to be a 1962 car and also this one os a project: quite worse than the other Veloce posted two days ago. Differently from the black Veloce this is a type 101 (big taillights) and, if it has been built in 1962, this… Read More Another one: 1962 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider Veloce
This Spider Veloce has been advertised as a 1962 car but probably that year was about the first registration as this is definitely one of the last type 750 Giuliettas made. Indeed our Alfa Romeo literature tells us that the chassis number of this car (1495.10681) belongs to a Giulietta built in 1960 (but you just… Read More Wrong year: 1962 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider Veloce
This 1750 GTV is said to be a car which has been forgotten in a corner of an Alfa Romeo dealership for the past 40 years: it is said to have been always been stored in an enclosed space but the rust wee see tell us another story. Indeed we know well that these cars… Read More Forgotten: 1969 Alfa Romeo 1750 GT Veloce
This Giulia Sprint GT Veloce looks now ready for a full restoration after, as it seems, a long life among rodeos. Indeed this is a car which, although it looks dry, had some modifications to its body in the past like the flared fenders and the front spoiler: it was probably a racer during the… Read More Former racer: 1967 Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GT Veloce
This is one of the best colors on a Giulietta Spider and, by the way, it’s quite rare as red and white were the most chosen colors back then. The seller says that this car (chassis #AR149500406) had a previous restoration in the eighties but, of course, now it need to be deeply refreshed as… Read More More than 35: 1956 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider
Alfa Romeo didn’t just use to build twin cam vans like the F-12, but also some almost unknown cars like its offroad series, called AR51 “Matta”. This series was born at the beginning of the fifties to replace the Jeeps leaved by the US Army in order to provide Police and Fire departments around the country… Read More Twin cam offroad: 1951 Alfa Romeo AR51 “Matta”
Do you remember the time when, with the same amount of the starting bid for this car, you could buy a very nice and running Giulietta Spider 750? Well, times have definitely changed. This Giulietta, on the other side, is a very early car as the chassis number, confirmed by the Alfa Romeo Registry, is… Read More Early chassis: 1956 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider
This 1750 GTV is said to be from 1969, so that’s a first series which is characterized by some features like the same seats of the 1600 GTA and the front turn signals on the bumper. And indeed the interiors photo shows that the original seats are still there, although the door panels look like the 2nd… Read More Once was green: 1969 Alfa Romeo 1750 GTV
Here is another “Pantera” (as these cars were called when used by Italian police) for sale: it needs toi be restored, it’s black outside and brown inside. It has the chassis number #AR824989 and it’s said to have an excellent body without a dramatic amount of rust: rust is there for sure but actually this… Read More Two for one: 1965 Alfa Romeo 2600 Sprint
We have been used to see many replicas of many models which have been so expensive that by now are unaffordable, but this is the first time we see an SZ replica. SZ which have been built in Italy but unfortunately the seller doesn’t specify by who: for sure whoever has built this body is… Read More Made in Italy: Alfa Romeo Giulietta SZ Recreation
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