02-13-2010, 01:58 PM
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No Biscone stuff here, just stock '68 Super.
Even with the rust it's an amazing survivor. That is all original upholstry and rubber trim.
The last pic is with Roland and the previous owner in Koln, Germany......
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02-19-2010, 01:13 PM
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My Giulia - Lucky nr 13
A 1971 Giulia Super originally fitted with the 1300-engine, but has been upgraded to the 2-litre with twin 40mm Dellorto-carbs and some sharper cams.
Thought about selling it, but I can never decide...
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02-24-2010, 10:44 PM
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Nice Super Gunnar !
Been thinking about trying Delorto carbs, but don't know much about them....
What model carbs do you have on your Giulia ?
Randy
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02-25-2010, 06:01 AM
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Dell O'rto Carbs
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Nice Super Gunnar !
Been thinking about trying Delorto carbs, but don't know much about them....
What model carbs do you have on your Giulia ?
Randy
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Dellorto carbs are a little more difficult to adjust than Webers, but once correct the acceleration part is way better than that of a Weber. Otherwise there is no difference.
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1976 2000 GTV for sale, Euro version with Dell'Orto, carbs.
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02-25-2010, 10:26 AM
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Randy, I'll be finding out soon (Dellortos) but not soon enough.
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Now - Spider Veloce, US '69 1750/4.56 LSD ( pictures)( and more) - since '75 for that early mid-life crisis!
Pinyo - '72 Giulia Super 1.6 to 2L/4.30 LSD ( pictures)( and more) - for that late mid-life crisis!!
Gina Lolo Bianca - '65 early Series 1 Super, Biancospino/lt. blue, straight stock 1600/4.56 (pics)(more pics) - just for the heck of it now!!!
Colonel Mustard - '67 Giulia Sprint GTV,Giallo Ocra/black, very stock, 1600 ( pics) - for sale - LINK
Gone - Benjamin - 76 "Nuovo" to 1600 Super ( pics) - for the 2011 Euro trip
'69 1750 Berlina (wish I still had)
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Pinyo's 2010, 10 wk, 8000 mi "Super" Euro-Trip Blog - LINK
Benjamin's 2011, 7 week, 3500 mile "Super2" Euro-Trip Blog - LINK
Gina Lolo's 2011 Alfa Convention, 3350 mile Roadtrip blog - LINK
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02-25-2010, 08:26 PM
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Thanks! You know, it all started here in the Giulia/Sedan picture thread. The Super gateway to addiction! Reminds me of what Subtle said in one post, something to the effect of, 'Oh, I should not have opened this folder.' There is a wealth of great information posted here on all the variations in Supers over the years. Thanks to all for the pics and descriptions! It helps one make an informed choice, after the addiction has occurred! ;-)
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if that doesn't make me the drug pusher, it at least makes me an enabler.  sorry, i can't get them out of my system either, i just have to find one. 
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02-25-2010, 10:18 PM
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if that doesn't make me the drug pusher, it at least makes me an enabler. sorry, i can't get them out of my system either, i just have to find one. |
I still can't stand it--Supers get in your psyche--help me from temptation.
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1962 Giulietta Spider: Grafite Grigio/Red Interior, "Tuned" 2L.
1963 101.12 Giulia Sprint: Dark Blue ,"Tuned" 2 L. Restoration soon to be completed.
1967 Giulia Super: Red/Black Interior,"Tuned" 1750. Added in May 2013.
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02-26-2010, 08:32 AM
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I still can't stand it--Supers get in your psyche--help me from temptation. |
can't help you there, i'm having a hard enough time myself. the only thing keeping me from giving in to the temptation is the lack of funds to buy the Super i really want.
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02-26-2010, 08:54 AM
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As Saint Francis said: "Please make me chaste-but not right away."
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1962 Giulietta Spider: Grafite Grigio/Red Interior, "Tuned" 2L.
1963 101.12 Giulia Sprint: Dark Blue ,"Tuned" 2 L. Restoration soon to be completed.
1967 Giulia Super: Red/Black Interior,"Tuned" 1750. Added in May 2013.
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02-26-2010, 01:42 PM
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Pictures, we need More Pictures!
A few more of Pinyo. Pretty standard 72-74 Super 1.6 stuff.
Only 66 more days, but who's counting. Ahhhhhh!!
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Anfanuts; Ph.A., B.S.A., U. of NOTASME
Now - Spider Veloce, US '69 1750/4.56 LSD ( pictures)( and more) - since '75 for that early mid-life crisis!
Pinyo - '72 Giulia Super 1.6 to 2L/4.30 LSD ( pictures)( and more) - for that late mid-life crisis!!
Gina Lolo Bianca - '65 early Series 1 Super, Biancospino/lt. blue, straight stock 1600/4.56 (pics)(more pics) - just for the heck of it now!!!
Colonel Mustard - '67 Giulia Sprint GTV,Giallo Ocra/black, very stock, 1600 ( pics) - for sale - LINK
Gone - Benjamin - 76 "Nuovo" to 1600 Super ( pics) - for the 2011 Euro trip
'69 1750 Berlina (wish I still had)
Links
Pinyo's 2010, 10 wk, 8000 mi "Super" Euro-Trip Blog - LINK
Benjamin's 2011, 7 week, 3500 mile "Super2" Euro-Trip Blog - LINK
Gina Lolo's 2011 Alfa Convention, 3350 mile Roadtrip blog - LINK
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02-26-2010, 02:06 PM
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Not to add too much suspense, but......
Picture yourself here...
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02-26-2010, 02:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Anfanuts
....Only 66 more days, but who's counting. .....
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What happens in 66 days? Did I miss something?
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02-26-2010, 02:21 PM
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Yes you did !!
Please go back a couple of pages....
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02-26-2010, 02:37 PM
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Originally Posted by 180OUT
Great car Bruce! It looks like you guys hit another home run! The mods done to your car are really very appropriate, something a lot of people apparently do although with varying degrees of completeness (a 2L with a 5.12 and no limited slip is not a fun car). You can count on Roland to knock off anything that wasn't done right. He is a true friend of Alfa enthusiasts. Buying and selling collector's cars "inside the group" has always been the way the best cars change hands and now we can do it globally. Cool.
With so many Supers floating around Austin we're going to have to form a sub-directory of the club just for Supers! We may actually repeat something that I witnessed several years ago and have never seen anywhere else: I pulled up to a 4 way stop intersection and found 3 other Alfas waiting for the lights to change. With the great back roads leading from your house into town running errands is going to be a lot of fun. |
I like instrument cluster picture, here's my Super just into fifth gear merging into Los Angeles freeway traffic. With the error corrections, and calculations using those roadside speed indicators as a reference, that's about 75mph indicated.
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02-26-2010, 08:16 PM
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Well, Bob, you know your only route to dispensation is to speak to St. Roland ASAP. Think of all the little Supers that need homes. Surely, you can accept one little Super and take it to Vancouver.
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