Selling A 1960 Alfa Romeo Giulietta

 

Part of the 101 series of Alfa Romeo Giulietta models, the 1960 Alfa Romeo Giulietta boasted several revisions from the original Giulietta that was released in 1954. At this time, the 101 series Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider’s wheelbase was elongated and several additional cosmetic changes were made to the Berlina, Sprint and Spider models. The Spider, for example, would see non-opening door vent windows added, while the Sprint Coupes would now feature an egg-crate texture on the center and side grilles. Both models would gain larger taillights. If you’re selling a 1960 Alfa Romeo Giulietta, you likely know that some of the key modifications to this particular model would revolve around the four-speed transmission. The engine would receive a new die-cast cylinder block, while the four-speed transmission would now find itself in a new case that was first used for the five-speed Sprint Speciale editions a few years earlier. It is not uncommon for Alfa Romeo Giulietta models to feature a five-speed transmission – although they are either transplants or period conversions. If you have a five-speed Giulietta and have documentation regarding this change, be sure to show it to potential buyers. This will give them confidence in your particular model.

 

1960 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Seller’s Guide

As a 1960 Alfa Romeo Giulietta owner, you already know that some late model 750 series Giulietta models and early 101 series Giulietta models do not strictly adhere to official specifications. Because the transition from one series to the other was gradual, with new items being added to models as stock of old parts ran out, it can be difficult to authenticate your model on features alone. Always provide potential buyers with chassis and engine numbers to help expedite this process. Furthermore, buyers will be interested in the overall condition of your classic Alfa Romeo. Because many buyers will purchase sight unseen, be prepared with current photographs and always allow serious buyers to conduct a third-party pre-purchase inspection. These are just a few of the 1960 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Seller’s Tips that the Alex Manos team has learned over their years of experience in the classic car industry.

Interested in learning more about the value of your classic Alfa Romeo Giulietta in today’s market? Want to skip the hassle of advertising, marketing and selling your classic? Give Alex and his team of professionals the opportunity to learn more about your classic by contacting their Los Angeles classic car dealership today. Should your classic fit into their collection, they would be happy to make you a top-dollar offer in cash and can pick up from any location in the United States. They are always excited to talk to other classic Alfa enthusiasts and look forward to sharing their knowledge and experience with you. Connect today!

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