[giuliaguy]

Can someone tell me what year and model Alfa Romeo the following engine number came out of?

AR00514*49758*

 

[papajam]

According to Alfa, 00514 engines were fitted to the Giulia TI. Fusi puts the sequential serial number, 49758, as model year 1964.

 

[giuliaguy]

Thanks Jim. Who or what is Fusi. I'm an Alfa newbie.

Also, does that mean the motor is a 1300cc or a 1600cc?

 

[tubut]

Fusi was an engineer at Alfa Romeo and put production information and his personal notes into a book. You can see the type of information in the following two scans:

 

[tubut]

BTW: Giulia TI engines were 1570 cc.

 

[giuliaguy]

Hmm...I'm reading on some web sites that the Giulia TI engines were either 1300cc or 1600cc engines, not just 1600cc.

 

[Giulia1300ti]

You might be mixing up here as there are Giulia TI's (1600's) and Giulia 1300 TI's (obviously a 1300, single headlights and a single solex downdraft carb). I own a Giulia 1300 TI and it has the single headlights and single downdraft Solex carb.

 

[giuliaguy]

Thanks Arjan. So from the Fusi book, a 105.14 engine is a Giulia TI cambio volante. Not sure what "cambio volante" means. But I guess it's the model with a 1600? If so, then which engine number is the 1300 TI? 105.18?

 

[Giulia1300ti]

the Giulia 1300 TI (105.39 series) has enginenumbers starting with 00539 as far as i know.

 

[dretceterini]

Thanks Arjan. So from the Fusi book, a 105.14 engine is a Giulia TI cambio volante. Not sure what "cambio volante" means. But I guess it's the model with a 1600? If so, then which engine number is the 1300 TI? 105.18?

Cambio Volante means gear shift on the steering wheel. All early Giulia TIs had the shifter on the wheel. It was moved to the floor sometime in 1965.

 

[tubut]

Cambio Volante means gear shift on the steering wheel. All early Giulia TIs had the shifter on the wheel. It was moved to the floor sometime in 1965.

FYI: 1964 is the first year for which Fusi lists cambio volante (steering column shift) and cambio cloche (floor shift).

 

[jackr]

Engine Number???

Can anyone tell me what sequence the engine number would be in a '67 Duetto??

Thanks

 

[papajam]

I'll post it after I have a look at the books (unless someone posts it first).
From memory, the number starts AR00536*.....

 

[GTD]

This confirm's "What Papa say"-http://hem.passagen.se/veloce/ENGINE2.HTM

 

[jackr]

Thanx Guys!!!

That helped alot!!!