Just picked up a 67 Giulia Super, Help!!

Between Centerline, Mr Fiat, Vicks, AlfaParts, Re Originals, and then Classic Alfa and Alfaholics, not to mention the others... shipping becomes one factor and then finding the "guy" that has the part with acceptable quality is another. Currently I've pulled the motor, sent the carbs out, am putting a 2 liter in with all the 1600 parts, intake, webers, single pulley, and original 5 speed box, and converting to hydraulic clutch, radiator has been cored and cleaned, gas tank is being cleaned and lined, the Speedo, tach and clock are at N Hollywood speedo company....
I've even got the original aluminum pelenium and air cleaner. The cars at the bodyshop now, sandblasting everything, and then the repaint.

Even with the internet I need a front grille, and the chrome strip that runs down the center of the front hood, the chrome handbrake pull with black button, These are the things I'm suffering over... Would you pay a little extra for shipping if you were able to locate these?? hmmmm Of course theres the heater box fan and core... wiper motor... the top of the dash.... Sometimes I feel like its a treasure hunt, Germany, England, Netherlands, but with 500,000 of these cars made you'd think there'd be a junkyard of parts, look at us here in america, our junkyards are filled.

Wheres the alfa junkyard in europe??? Someone's gotta know.

Now, Fedex and the post office share the same planes, dont be fooled by using fedex and higher prices, USPS is tons cheaper and just as fast.

That's a very relevant question Maser-dude. With only several hundred Giulias here (300+ some listed on the register with perhaps 2x-3x more than that??, and with several variations in trim), there are not many parts cars or some parts here. There are more parts on Euro sites, mostly mechanical and body, but far less much in terms of trim, gauges, etc. Knowing a plethora of European vendors like the obvious ones*, plus all the specialty vendors like Paolini, etc. is essential. Or a local upholsterer if originality is not an issue. Guys and shops in Europe have stashes and parts cars, but you have to know who and negotiate language and exchange. The margin does not provide much motivation to pack and ship stuff and hassle with Customs, etc.. It will take time to cultivate and find contacts and cost a bit. So getting a decent and complete car is really important.

Classic Alfa, OKParts, Alfaholics, Highwood, Bertlesbeck, AlfaService, AreseTrade, Victor Parts, Parts Collector, etc.

I started off thinking this would be pretty straight forward.... And being that the Giulia's are far rarer than GTV's got me thinking this would be a fun project, with a car that would hold its value in the long run. You kind of have to re-think the process, not what your budget is, but what parts do I need?, Then say "what do I want to spend?" or am willing to spend, What level of restoration am I trying to achieve, You may think "I'll wait to find a better car to restore" you may have to wait and pay top dollar for a car thats already been gone thru. Remember, these are Alfas, the suspension needs new bushings and tie rods, springs, shocks, etc. They may look pretty on the outside, but, these cars are about 50 years old, we can't expect them to handle and perform without bringing them back up to spec, most are worn out by now. And there goes the budget.... I pulled the interior, and the gauges, I didnt know the state of the gauges, but knew they needed cleaning and testing, well they needed everything, and the clock too... there goes the budget, and the gas tank... needs re-lining.... there goes the budget. So you start to ask then, what quality of car do I want. Alfas are pretty easy to take apart, I had to fix our kenmore washing machine this afternoon, it needed a coupler, looked just like the donught on the transmission , and I'd rather of changed the one on the Alfa.... I think you need to budget 10-20 grand depending on the state of the car, I want to keep the red door panels.. they don't make red door panels.... I need to make them, I need the top to my dash, they dont offer them, just a "slip cover" that goes over the old foam, would really like the chrome strip that runs down the center of the hood.... I got a price of $300 bucks, ouch!... So, do a little research and make sure the car you want has these parts, and get your "guys" in line, the upholsterer, your body shop, the shop for all the mechanicals, order your parts early, I do believe that what you put into it, is what you'll get out of it, cut corners and it will show.

Ebay It!

Ebay Italy is your friend for lenses etc.

It's all out there, just be patient.

Subito is a good site too, no 'Buy it now" buttons, so loads of communication via Google translate, big part of the fun.

And you can get that hood trim for a hundred euro's..

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