We didn’t expect to spot a Sprint Speciale not yet restored, but sometimes there are more cars around than how you could imagine. Actually this is a Giulietta SS (chassis AR120*00693) which clearly hasn’t been ever restored or, at least, never painted: the white is almost flattened and the car has also some rust on… Read More Dull white: 1961 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Sprint Speciale
1957 is an unusual year for a Giuietta Spider Veloce (chassis #1495F.07111) as it is said that only an handful (maybe 32) of these cars were built in that year: to be honest, we are not sure of that number but sure thing is that you barely see one for sale. So, this is a rare opportunity to… Read More Unusual year: 1957 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider Veloce
Here it is one of the very last SWB Giulietta Spider (chassis AR1495.06512): indeed not many know that there was been an “interim” series of Giulietta Spider which, although badged “750” and featured by small headlights, had already a long wheelbase and you can easily spot these car by the presence of the wing windows.… Read More The die is cast: 1959 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider
We didn’t understand much about the origins of this car so, please, whoever has some more info about it could tell us and we’ll be glad to publish them. Indeed this car (chassis #101.20 00196) , which looks a “normal” Giulietta Sprint Speciale is said to be one of the four prototypes built by Alfa Romeo… Read More More info needed: 1960 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Sprint Speciale “P2”
Incredibly, even with all the knowledge available on the net, there is still people who don’t know how to write “Alfa Romeo” correctly. But the point, here, is not about the seller’s knowledge, of course, but about the car itself which is an early Giulietta Spider 750 (chassis #1495.01350) in need of a total restoration… Read More Alpha dog: 1957 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider
The seller calls this Giulietta Spider “Abnormale” like many alfisti use to do: that’s to point out that the Giulietta Spider is not a Veloce: this one, however, has a double carburetor setup. The reason is that the engine actually installed is not the original unit: the seller says that he actually has it but in… Read More Abnormale: 1960 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider
Actually when you’re going to buy a car completely disassembled and stripped to bare metal, you know that you’ll have a lot of work ahead of you but, at least, you’ll have no surprises from your purchase. That is the case of this early Giulietta Spider (chassis #1415.01109) which is said to have been bought… Read More No surprises: 1956 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider
This late Giulietta 750F has had some transplant which involved its engine and not only: for sure this should be quite quicker than when it was born. Indeed the seller says that it is a 750F: we believe him but at the same time we have spotted the mother of all issues: the engine clearly… Read More Giulia inside: 1960 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider Veloce
Veloce means “Fast”, so this car in particular (chassis #1495F*03305) should be very fast as it is powered by a 350 c.i. Chevrolet engine and an automatic transmission. Of course purists (and not only) will have goosebumps watching how deep this car has been modified: basically nothing remains of a Giulietta Spider but the body (bonnet not… Read More Misinterpretation: 1958 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider Veloce
This swb Giulietta Spider (chassis #1495.03151) has a particular history as its life has been suspended for 35 years during which it slept in an Alfa Romeo dealer garage. Indeed the seller says that this car has been taken in 1977 by Alfa Romeo of Tacoma for an engine rebuild: other than that the car… Read More The lost 750D: 1957 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider
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