1962 Alfa Romeo Giulietta ti Corsa – RACE CAR
Location: San Francisco, California
Dealer: Euroclassixcars.com
4 cylinder
Has California Title
Eligible for many vintage races and organizations
Price $15,975 US Dollars or Best Offer (OBO)
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The Alfa Romeo Giulieta series 750 and 101 were built from 1954 to 1965. Over 177,690 Giulettas were made in various models. Alfa Romeo produced a total of 92,728 TI models.
This car has a Sparco racing seat, excellent roll cage, solid body and frame, side exhaust, column shift. Race tuned and sorted 1.3 DOHC engine, durable 4 Speed trans, good tires and fully sorted.
Seller Description:
1962 Alfa Romeo Giulietta ti Corsa – RACE CAR
We need the garage space – price reduced below our investment – now $15,975 or Best Reasonable Offer
This 1962 Alfa Romeo Giulietta ti Corsa is completely set up for racing and is insane fun to drive!
We found this car in Italy on one of our buying trips for vintage Alfa street cars and it was just too cool and fun to drive to pass up, so we imported it. Plans changed and we no longer have time to race, but our loss is your thrill.
We cannot overly stress just how exciting and fun this car is to drive. The Corsa had been raced in Italy and set up by a sensitive crew and really feels at home on the track. The engine sings and zings, chassis balance is ideal and the column shift adds a touch of personality.
It runs great! This car has strong compression, excellent oil pressure, outstanding power and has recently been tuned up.
We don’t have much more info on the car, but racing is believing and the Corsa is truth on the track.
We invite you to come inspect the car in San Francisco.
The car comes with a valid California title and is ready to enjoy.
Sparco racing seat, excellent roll cage, solid body and frame, side exhaust, column shift. Race tuned and sorted 1.3 DOHC engine, durable 4 Speed trans, good tires and fully sorted.
Eligible for many vintage race classes and organizations.
A super fun race car, ready to go fast, not so precious that you can’t really flog it and mechanically simple to maintain.
Sounds awesome
What do you think?