Alfa Romeo Giulia 1300 Super 1971

The 1971 Alfa Romeo Giulia 1300 Super is an icon of the Italian automobile industry, beloved for its timeless design and sporty performance. This particular Giulia came to the Netherlands in 1991, where it received an upgrade with a 1600 engine and rear axle, significantly increasing driving pleasure. At that time, the gearbox was also overhauled, solving the well-known problem of a creaking second gear. This attention to detail reflects the care and passion with which this car has been treated.

After a short period of use, the car underwent a thorough sheet metal overhaul, followed by a complete repaint. The Giulia then sat in storage for about eight years, accompanied by an array of new parts, including a headliner and door rubbers. Recently, the car was rebuilt, with the brakes and carburetors overhauled. This work has ensured that the Giulia starts, runs and drives smoothly again as it should.

The car is fitted with stylish 15-inch Alfaholics wheels with new Pirelli tires, which not only enhances its appearance but also improves its handling. A sump guard is fitted for extra protection on Dutch roads, and the front end is fitted with yellow Koni shock absorbers. These upgrades make the Giulia not only a pleasure to drive, but also a suitable candidate for classic rally’s thanks to its age and reliability.

With its tax- and MOT-free status, this Giulia 1300 Super offers a lot of freedom for classic car enthusiasts. The balance between classic charm and modern improvements makes it an attractive choice for collectors and enthusiasts looking for a car with character. The combination of refined Italian engineering and a carefully documented past gives confidence in its quality and performance.

It is clear that this Alfa Romeo has been treated with great care and attention, which sets it apart from many other examples. To get a good idea of the lot we recommend coming to the viewing day.