**Origins and development** Springing from the Alfa Romeo Giulia
Berlina launched in 1962, the sporty-looking Sprint GT arrived in
1963, styled by Bertone. The Sprint GT became a runaway success for
Alfa Romeo and was offered in various (closed) guises such as the
1300 Junior, the 1750 GTV and the 2000 GTV. In 1964 the GTC, the
convertible version of the Sprint GT, was presented to the public.
Its full name was the Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GTC. This cabriolet
variant, designed by the renowned Carrozzeria Touring of Milan, is
a study in simplicity and elegance. Between 1964 and 1966 just 998
examples of the GTC were built, making it instantly one of the
rarest variants in the Giulia and Giulietta range. **Technical
specifications** The Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GTC is fitted with a
1,570 cc four-cylinder engine producing 106 bhp. Like the closed
versions, the GTC delivers an entertaining and dynamic drive. The
modifications carried out by Carrozzeria Touring include a
strengthened floor, a redesigned bootlid with a larger luggage
compartment beneath it, and different rear lights. These technical
improvements all add to the unique driving experience the GTC
offers. **History and rarity** The example offered by HooG
Selections comes from America. Quite apart from the fact that the
GTC is already a very rare car, it is all the more special that
this GTC has remained in the hands of one and the same family since
the 1970s. This unbroken ownership history adds to the car's
authenticity and value. **Alfa Romeo facts** Alfa Romeo was founded
in 1910 in Milan, Italy, and has enjoyed a rich history of
innovation and motorsport ever since. The name "Alfa" stands for
"Anonima Lombarda Fabbrica Automobili," which translates as
"Lombardy Automobile Factory." Alfa Romeo boasts an impressive
motorsport record, including successes in Formula 1 and the Le Mans
24 Hours. The marque is renowned for its stylish designs and
advanced engineering, qualities that have made Alfa Romeo cars
beloved by enthusiasts the world over. **Visit HooG Selections**
Are you ready to meet one of the loveliest Italian classics of the
1960s? You are warmly invited to view it in our showroom in Katwijk
aan Zee! Experience the elegance and driving pleasure of the Alfa
Romeo Giulia Sprint GTC for yourself and let its timeless charm
work its magic on you. This GTC is still here. It starts, it
drives, it breathes. In a car weighing barely 1,130 kilos, the 122
bhp feel like considerably more. The five-speed shifts with that
typical Alfa precision that modern gearboxes forgot about long ago.
And when you drop the top and feel the sun on your face while that
four-cylinder sings its song, you understand why Clarkson was
right. Some cars you buy to own. This one you buy to live with.
Between two espressos and a sigh of longing, Nick Slinger
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