Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GTC, 1965. Three owners, 66,515 km,
service books from new.
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.
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.
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.
The story continues on our website, where the full file is kept as
well. 64 photographs including the underside. The service history,
scanned in full. Paint thickness measured panel by panel. A
timeline from 28 February 1965 to today, with every owner and the
mileage year by year in a single graph.
Every car here follows the same route: first pre-market, then the
showroom, and finally the live auction on our own site. What
changes is the way you buy, not the location - once a car has
arrived, it stays with us in Katwijk. This one is in the showroom
and you are welcome to come and see it, no appointment needed. You
buy it here at a fixed price: no bidding, no waiting. Our showroom
in Katwijk, 30 km from Amsterdam Schiphol, is open Mon-Fri 9-18 and
Sat 10-17. Call ahead and it will be standing ready, with someone
free for you.
Within the EU no customs duty arises on this purchase. Registration
tax and registration costs in your own country are not included. We
supply the export documents and assist with the registration. The
price shown is the full price for collection in Katwijk. We arrange
insured door-to-door transport worldwide, cost quoted per
destination beforehand.
Prefer a different colour or specification than this example? Tell
us what you are looking for - another Alfa Romeo we can often find
through our network of marque specialists and collectors, outside
the listings.
Our showroom measures 6,000 m�, with over 150 cars under one roof.
HooG Selections, Katwijk, the Netherlands. Call or WhatsApp: +31 85
043 05 86.
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