Description

Highlights Comes with FIA historic technical passport for hillclimb and racing Previously campaigned by Geoff Breakwell and Julius Thurgood Over £37,500 invested since 2015 following 2010 conversion, supported by invoices Podium finishes in various historic championships Right-hand drive example Road registered The Appeal Many will remember it as the police car that gave those Mini Coopers a run for their money in 'The Italian Job'. The 105 Series Alfa Romeo Giulia is one of the most celebrated ...

About the Giulia 1600

The Giulia 1600 offered 106hp from 1570cc twin-cam. Sweet-spot of the range with excellent performance. Popular choice. Values from £18k.

Known Issues to Watch For

Classic Alfa: Engine - twin-cam designs are wonderful but need regular care. Timing chain (every 50k), valve adjustment, oil leaks. Carburettors need proper setup. Gearbox - check synchros especially 2nd. Transaxle cars (Alfetta) - check flex coupling and rear bearings. Body - RUST IS CRITICAL. Floors, sills, inner wings, boot floor, A-pillars. Steel construction corrodes. Many restored - verify quality. Budget £3-6k annually.

Desirable Options

Giulia Super (most desirable saloon), Sprint/Spider bodies, Alfetta GTV, Montreal (appreciating), Good bodywork critical, Matching numbers, Service history

1966 Alfa Romeo Giulia 1600 Tipo 105 FIA Competition Car

Specifications

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