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1963 Alfa Romeo Giulia 1600 Sprint
Cool Classic Club

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SH ID

26-0712004

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Netherlands

Dealer

Power 160 PK

Date Part I August 8, 1963

Color Rosso Alfa

Interior Black

Transmission Manual

VAT deductible Yes

When Alfa Romeo developed the Giulia in the early 1960s, one philosophy stood at the heart of the project: lightweight construction, a high-revving all-aluminium Twin Cam engine with dual overhead camshafts, and a perfectly balanced chassis. This was the recipe that turned the Giulia into a true motorsport icon, achieving years of success in rallies, touring car championships, and hill climbs. This Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint 1600 embodies that same philosophy. Originally delivered in Modena, Italy, this example comes with extensive documentation, including its historic identity card, confirming its originality, matching numbers, and documented history. The characterful 1600 Twin Cam engine delivers the distinctive, eager engine note that Alfa Romeo became famous for. Combined with the open exhaust system, it produces an exhilarating roar that will make any enthusiast and, quite honestly, many passers-by turn their heads. The direct steering, well-balanced chassis, roll cage, and slightly uprated suspension transform this Giulia into a wonderfully engaging, analogue driver’s car. Its sporting character is enhanced without compromising the pure driving experience. Every corner and every gear change serve as a reminder of why Alfa Romeo was so successful in motorsport during its golden era. This Giulia Sprint is perfectly suited for historic rallies, regularity events, touring drives, or simply for the enthusiast looking for pure driving pleasure. In our opinion, much of its appeal lies in the timeless Bertone design and its unmistakable sporting DNA. An Alfa Romeo that is not only beautiful to look at but, above all, built to be driven. We are confident that a smile after the test drive is guaranteed.
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