Selling A 1961 Alfa Romeo Giulietta

 

The Alfa Romeo Giulietta is often considered one of the company’s most loved and recognizable models. Unveiled to the public at the 1954 Turin Motor Show, the Giulietta would see several model variations throughout production, which lasted until 1965. The first series would be designated the 750 series and the first body style would be the Giulietta Sprint Coupe. In 1955 a Berlina Sedan would be released, as well as an open two-seat Giulietta Spider Convertible with bodywork by Pininfarina later in the year. The 1961 Alfa Romeo Giulietta, part of the 101 series, would see several small changes. The Berlina TI edition, for example, would get a new engine capable of a top speed of 99mph. Other popular models during this particular model-year were the Sprint and Spider Veloce editions and the Promiscua wagon. In fact, the Promiscua is one of the most rare Giulietta models with only 91 models built. If you’re thinking about selling a 1961 Alfa Romeo Giulietta, you’ll find there is a wide market for these classic Alfa Romeo models. Buyers are looking for quality examples that range from those in need of restoration to those ready for the showroom floor.

 

1961 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Seller’s Guide

The Sprint and Spider Veloce editions of the 1961 Alfa Romeo Giulietta offered extra horsepower via upgrades to the carburetors and steel-tube exhaust headers and were quite popular during their day. It is estimated, however, that only 2,058 Sprint Veloce models and 2,796 Spider Veloce models were built throughout production. These facts make these examples highly sought-after. With that being said, the Berlina models are great for those buyers looking to jump into classic Alfa Romeo ownership. When selling your 1961 Alfa Romeo Giulietta classic, be sure to advertise the car’s overall condition to the best of your knowledge. Also be prepared to provide potential buyers with any documentation you have regarding ownership history, maintenance and restoration. If you have additional parts that come with the sale, be sure to note those as well. These are the types of things that can distinguish your particular model from another.

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