[gtv2000]

A detail I spot, as I'm currently reassembling my 67 Super: the lettering on the boot lid is supposed to have the "alfa romeo" script on the centre part of the lid, while I see the holes on the left side. This is where it stands on 1300s and later Supers.

 

[gtv2000]

Just for reference, a 1967 Giulia Super has this lettering, all low caps:

and from summer 1967 - no sure anymore about the date - the 5-bars grille was introduced with a short lived "giulia super" (again all low) on the engine bonnet lid.

 

[gtv2000]

Oh, I linked photos of relevant '67 Supers, not mine.

I have an earlier '67 with chrome grille. I had it restored over the last years, and (after more welding than expected) repainted in its correct grigio-beige. Currently refitting trim, lights etc.

 

[gtv2000]

I keep the original red upholstery, needs refurbishing.

 

[gtv2000]

I can't find pics of my trunk before I refitted the scripts.

However, my best recollection has three holes in the middle part for the one-piece 'alfaromeo' script, and four in line for the two pieces 'giulia' and 'super'.

Yours has four holes in square far right. That suits an "unified" 1972-74 Super, where the engine capacity was marked with either '1.3' or '1.6' behind the 'Giulia Super' (upper case for initials). I would say that all Supers from 1969 had the 'Alfa Romeo' script (upper case for initials - two pieces thus 4 holes) on the left side. Note that the layout illustrated below needs 4 holes in row for 'Giulia' and 'Super', ahead of the '1.6'. Same with 'Alfa' and 'Romeo' separated on the left: minimum 4 holes.

If you have the original scripts, all low caps, I would recommend you go back to original as illustrated in a post above since in all cases you will need to fill and/or drill some holes.

Note also that the dashboard 'giulia super' script is smaller than the trunk one, yet very similar - easy to confuse.

 

[gtv2000]

To be even more complete about badging variations, my understanding is that only Supers from 1969 to 1971 had a recess on top of the trunk for an Alfa Romeo badge. Not before nor later.

 

[gtv2000]

Is it actually your car that I used as illustration on the previous page, post #18? Looks that very one, but for the registration.

 

[gtv2000]

Btw anyone have a wiring diagram for a 67 Super they can share?
New loom from AH is good but unlabeled and im trying to sort it out
thank you

Here you find an entry "RTA Alfa Romeo Giulia rta.pdf ". Download it, it's a shop manual for the Giulia, French edition. At the end of the pdf (p.88-89) you find the wiring schemes for several versions, including the 1967 Super.