Missing the hatch window trim but otherwise very nice.

 

Nice find. Inquiring minds want to know if the backseat seat backs fold down (and flat). Also, it looks like there is no tailgate; only that the original Giulia trunk opening is used for the back window. Clever design. I also wonder how many of these examples were produced. Ya just never know what you’re see on the ABB.
Jim W.

 

An ambulance or something? Wagons were once used before vans can on the scene.

 

It's not an ambulance.

 

this makes 2 available.

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I haven't made calls on these. any idea what market price is on these?

 

Actually three: 105.26 GIULIA SUPER GIARDINETTA - Portello Factory None have any trim on the rear window so maybe I'm mistaken in thinking they came with it?

I believe the two in the US (both Colli but I could be wrong) were used as factory support vehicles.

 

I wrote an article on Giulia wagons/panel vans in 2014 in Berlina Register newsletter #37, posted at www.berlinaregister.com
There are more than two. I know of three in Berkeley, one in Marin, one was/is in LA, plus others squirreled away secretly.
Andrew

 

I really like the engine bay of this car. So how they should look

Pete

 

Based on the photos, it doesn’t look like the back seat folds forward. But, I’m guessing, the trunk space almost doubles.

 

I've been to Spinetti in Montecatini a number of times and check their website a few times a year. The cars are real and they keep an inventory. They've been in business forever, so I believe you can trust them.