Tuesday, October 30, 2012

10k DT Flash: 1966 Alfa Romeo Giulia Sedan 1300TI

The Alfa Romeo Giulia sedan was manufactured from 1962-1972, available with a 1.3 or 1.6 liter gasoline engine and the desirable TI trim (TI stands for Turismo Internazionale - a reference to Alfa's racing pedigree). This minty clean 1966 Alfa Romeo Giulia 1300 TI is for sale on ebay in Tarzana, CA currently bidding at $9,500 with 1 day to go.

This Giulia (pronounced with a soft "g" - Joo- lee- A) looks to be in fantastic cosmetic shape and is distinctive in its appearance - no one will mistake this Alfa for a Japanese or American car from the 60s.


Powered by the little brother 1.3 liter inline 4, but it isn't a emissions choked or fuel economy designed engine - it is an all-aluminum 7000 rpm engine putting out 81 horsepower and mated to a 5 speed manual transmission.
Inside the Alfa is in good shape - not perfectly restored condition, but looks like a good original driver.
    

Bottom line, this is a cool looking and unique car for a reasonable price.  We hope it stays around $10k and expect the new owner to enjoy driving this original condition classic.  If that is original paint (seller isn't 100% clear on that point) it would be a huge plus for this car.

See another Daily Turismo Internazionale for sale?  email us here:  tips@dailyturismo.com

1 comment:

  1. Awesome car. The body certainly doesn't give away the marque until you see the distinctive grille-crest. Another wonderfully simple car that I hope finds a dry home.

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