[supernice68]

bump

 

[alfasprinty]

Hi supernice68,

For if you can't find anything, I have these here in Belgium..
Shipping cost to the US is costly of course.

Unfortunately the one with the coat hanger has also a broken ear.

Although, I would think that a broken plastic ear is not critical here as the part is attached through the metal cover.

Maybe you can swap with two that don't have the coat hanger.?
If interested, pm for better pictures ,made by daylight.

Best Regards,

Thierry

 

[kengta]

Which models/years had the coat hangers? Were these also used on some/all? Berlinas?

My 69 Giulia Super Biscioni has the hangers and I use to hang the seat belts, which is not wise as the plastic hangers are easily broken.

Thanks

Ken

 

[shakingthrough]

I don't know how much help this will be as I also have a 69 Giulia Super, but mine also have the hooks for coat hangers.
Bill

 

[kengta]

I don't know how much help this will be as I also have a 69 Giulia Super, but mine also have the hooks for coat hangers.
Bill

Hi Bill, so a known 69 Build date? Floor pedals, fuse box location?

 

[shakingthrough]

My car's build date was March 26, 1969, and it was delivered to the Italian market. It has floor pedals. I didn't realize the fuse box location varied, but mine is located close to the driver's side front wheel (left hand drive). My engine was changed to a 2.0L prior to my purchase though.

 

[yvesmontreal]

I have somebody who has this for sale... myself.

I have one switch with hook from a 1750 and a pair of switches without hook and covers from a 2000. No cracks or corrosion that I can see. Taken from cars I dismantled almost 40 years ago.

 

[alphadoctor]

Available

 

[kengta]

I have somebody who has this for sale... myself.

I have one switch with hook from a 1750 and a pair of switches without hook and covers from a 2000. No cracks or corrosion that I can see. Taken from cars I dismantled almost 40 years ago.

View attachment 1764690

PM sent about one with a hook.

 

[kengta]

My car's build date was March 26, 1969, and it was delivered to the Italian market. It has floor pedals. I didn't realize the fuse box location varied, but mine is located close to the driver's side front wheel (left hand drive). My engine was changed to a 2.0L prior to my purchase though.

My Giulia Super Biscione, Canadian Spec was built Aug 1, 1969, and I think it is a transition model. As it had original 1600 seized with hydraulic clutch when I got it, it too now has a 2 Litre.