Giulia and Berlina Picture Roll-call

[JudgeDredd]

wow, thanks to all for the great pics and explanations. this is exactly what i hoped for and you guys have come thru in spades. i just learned way more in the few minutes it took me to read the rest of this thread than i thought possible.

Gary, i had read that info on the Berlina Register and it's great. i wanted someone else to post links though since i didn't want to dominate the thread, especially since i'm just an observer right now, until i finally get a Giulia. and your car can never be overexposed. something about that color is quintessential 70s Alfa.

Bob, great explanation. i had always gotten confused by the differing designations and never understood them until you explained it. i kept wondering why some Supers had 4 headlights, while others only had 2, and the years never seemed to make sense. now i get it. thank you.

and thanks again to everyone who has posted. all the cars are beautiful. i keep drooling all over my keyboard, thank goodness for waterproof skins...

please post more, even if the model has already been posted. there are enough differences in options and colors that i don't think anyone will mind, especially not me.

[Andrew]

Here's my 67 Super, a plain vanilla US version still with its original Calif plates. It has a 1750 in it, but you can't tell that from outside. With Euro cams and Webers, an excellent combo. It does have 14" 1750 wheels and hubcaps, rather than the original 15"s.

Plus one of my wife driving my Super, not looking where she's going.

Andrew

[JudgeDredd]

Andrew, thanks for the great pics. the more i read on the Berlina Register, the more amazed i am by these wonderful cars. great work.

[geh458]

Here's a link to the thread I started in the "Pictures" forum,

I bought a '72 Super

[super1750]

Another, and maybe the most significant, difference between the Giulia 1300 Super and the TI was the change from the upright pedals to the hanging pedals and new brake system!!
regards
Bob

[Andrew]

All the LHD Giulia sedans got the handing pedals with hydraulic clutch at the same time, didn't they? 1970? So it wouldn't matter which model as to that feature, but more which year?

Andrew

[super1750]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Andrew All the LHD Giulia sedans got the handing pedals with hydraulic clutch at the same time, didn't they? 1970? So it wouldn't matter which model as to that feature, but more which year? Andrew

[101/105guy]

Great thread! Good to hear from so many happy Giulia owners.
Just recieved an article from an Italian magazine- " Dossier " ( ?? ) and they describe 10 different models of Giulia Sedans and 21 versions within those 10 !! Even lists the month and year in which each model had an update.
For example, the Giulia Super (105.26) is listed as changing specs. from the original in Feb. 1966, Sept. 1967, Feb. 1969, Dec. 1970, and April, 1972.

If I could read more Italian, I'm sure that more interresting facts could be discovered !!

[alfa2go]

You need to get this to an italian for translation! It would be great information to share with the BB!

[rloewy]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alfonse22 Here's my Super in the Summer of '04 when I puchased it. Since then, the paint's gone bad, need shocks and I'm waiting for the motor to show me what the knock is by blowing itself up.

[Alfiat]

Here's a Giulia from AROC 07 Detroit. The car was stunning and looked like it just rolled off the showroom floor.

[alfabiscione]

My Giulia Ti 105-14 1964/06 and my Berlina 1750 70'

Alfabiscione

[alfabiscione]

..la suite....

Alfabiscione

[Il Vecchio]

Here's some photos of our Giulia Super. I was lucky enought for my parents to buy it for me in 1981 as an early high school gradulation present! I'm just the 3rd owner. It's survived teenage street racing, and (even worse) many years of neglect sitting in our garage.

Paint looks pretty good considering that it's a 25-year old paint job, and that up until October the car was buried under boxes and a 17' canoe in my garage. I'll never let that happen again!

I'm saving up for replica TZ wheels and/or an interior color change to make it less monochromatic...

[Il Vecchio]

Here's two more photos. Hey, I've gotten the clock working reliably again!

Paint is BMW 320i Anthracite. The wheels are circa 1980 spider wheels, a very popular replacement for those tired of cleaning their Turbina wheels with a toothbrush...