1964 Giulia TI 1600 For Sale: PDX

[magista]

Well folks, after much thought I'm putting my TI up on the block. I'm cleaning house as it were and it's time to move on. I will post better photos later when it stops raining:

1964 Giulia TI 1600

5 speed column shift
Bench Seats (covered in nice leather but original grey wool is untouched underneath)
1600 powered by a single Weber (I replaced the old Solex)
Engine was rebuilt about 15,000 miles ago and runs very smoothly
ATE brake front and rear
4.56 Limited Slip
All electrical works (side markers need to be hooked up though)
New braided steel brake lines
Inner and outer rockers were replaced on both sides
Rebuilt generator (maybe 300 miles on it)
Fairly new Vredstein tires (1 1/2 years old)
New clutch linkage
New NOS dashpad

All original trim is on the car. The paint is not good and yes, there is rust. There is rust in throughout the rear clip. I do have an entire non-rusty rear clip that is available (it is being stored at Group 2, I assume it's still there). All the glass is good.

The car was my daily driver for a couple years. I drove it from Seattle to Berkeley and back. I would not hesitate to do it again. Its steering is incredibly tight/precise and it handles as a Giulia sedan should. You can toss the crap out of it. The column shift is fun and works well.

I imported the car from Canada and since then it's lived with me in Seattle, Berkeley and Portland.

The engine is strong and goes like stink for a single carbed car. If you slapped on dual Webers I bet it'd go like a bat out of hell.

It's been a really fun car to own and will make someone very happy. The sticker you see on the hood in the photo is no longer on the car.

This is an early model Giulia TI and rare as it's a column shift that has not been converted to a floor shift. Other than the rear axle and brakes, this car is pretty original.

It's located in Portland Oregon but still registered in Washington. It will need new tabs. Andrew Watry knows this car as do a couple others.

$4,500.00 OBO takes it.

This car has a ton of life left in it and this is an excellent opportunity to grab a rare Giulia TI.

[Andrew]

I babysat this car last year for a month or two and loved having it around. My very first Alfa was a column-TI, so I have a soft spot for them. You'd have the only one or your, or any other, block.

Andrew

[rloewy]

PM'ed you - give me a call. I really should give it a close look, rust and all...

[magista]

I woke up to approximately 5 buhjillion messages. I didn't expect so many responses so quickly. I gotta get some coffee in me then I'll start responding to everyone who is interested.

[magista]

The TI has been SOLD.

Thanks to everyone who expressed interest. It's going to a good home.

[dretceterini]

Nice to see it has gone to someone who will appreciate it.

[Andrew]

Tell us where its new home is when the deal is final. Congrats.
Andrew

[magista]

I'll let the new owner give the details but I will say it's going back to The Bay...Oakland. I'm sure you'll be seeing it again Andrew.

[Andrew]

Yowza; cool. Thanks Damian.

Andrew

[magista]

Well...the new owner picked up my baby and is on his way back to Oakland with her. It's in really good hands.

[sprint750]

Quote:

Originally Posted by magista Well...the new owner picked up my baby and is on his way back to Oakland with her. It's in really good hands.

[magista]

Yes, it's the same car and things do happen. It'll be rebuilt and be just fine.