1972 Giulia Super 1300 on 2040-cars
Gervais, Oregon, United States
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1972 Giulia Super 1300
For sale, a mechanically pristine, classic Alfa Romeo sedan. This car is a worry-free daily driver in need of a cosmetic overhaul to make it an exceptional example of the type. As a 1300cc Super, this car has the factory, dual side draft carburetors feeding the free revving alloy twin cam engine. The car is solid and a joy to drive with a smooth shifting 5-speed. The tires are almost new. Besides the paint needing refreshing, there are only three additional flaws with this car; a small leak around the windshield on the passenger side, some staining of the headliner and the missing prop for the trunk lid. As you can see from the photos, this car has a straight, solid body. For those not familiar with the type, the boxy shape is as efficient as it is attractive. It features details including a wraparound windshield, small frontal area, fluting and a Kamm tail, the latter which was successfully used on contemporary racers – a “coda tronca” for the family sedan. I brought the car in from England. Prior to that, the car was owned by a private party in Italy. |
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