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Alfa Romeo 1965 Giulia 1600 Super on 2040-cars
Year:1965
Mileage:88148
Location:
Heerlen, Netherlands
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Up for sale is a rare 1965 Giulia 1600 Super. This 1600 Super is almost the same as the Bol d'Oro, but it is in fact much rarer. These were made for only a few months in 1965, so very limited production. Originally delivered to Lodi, Italy. Brought to the Netherlands in 1992. This is a very original and solid car. No rust whatsoever. I have seen no signs of welding or repairs anywhere, all rubbers are in the floors and all jackpoints are present and in good condition. You don't see too many of these Giulia's in such an unmolested condition. All the bits and pieces that are unique to this model are present, to name a few: - Old type doorhinges - Mechanical clutch - Old type engine without the ears for the camcover (matching numbers of course) - Dunlop brakes (recently revised, functioning great) - Old type big seats - Old type 15" wheels (including original sparewheel) - All the right interior details like steering wheel, lights, aluminium rocker covers etc. The Giulia did quite recently pass the safety and emission inspection here in the Netherlands (like the MOT and T?V). It can be driven anywhere without a problem. It handles well, brakes are good and absolutely no second gear problems. Engine runs very smooth on the correct Weber carbs. Differential doesn't make any noise. The tires are the correct 15" Michelin MX tires. The seats weren't at their best after 48 years, so I had them refurbished with the original material from Italy. It cost a fortune, but this car deserves a perfect interior. For this reason I also replaced the carpet. For driving comfort the original springs and shocks were replaced (yellow Koni's). This is a very healthy, rust free Giulia that represents great value, especially because of its great condition and because it's a very hard to find, rare example. Car is located in the Netherlands. All the documents are with the car and I will provide the documents you need to import the car into the US. I have experience with shipping to the US and will assist where possible. I have been a member of the Alfa Bulletin Board (Rodrick22GTV) for several years and have sold a few Alfa's to fellow boardmembers. Shipping costs are somewhere between $800 and $2000, depending on your location. |
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