1967 Alfa Romeo Giulia GTC

This is one of only 99 examples of the GTC that were made in right hand drive and is an extremely rare car to have survived, there can be no more than 10 of these left in the world. The GTC used the same running gear as the rest of the Giulia range, there was the all alloy twin cam engine up front mated to a five speed gearbox with drive from there to a live rear axle. The design was put forward by Bertone at the 1963 Frankfurt motor show and used most of the metalwork from the coupe. However the production model was shown at the 1965 Geneva motor show with the Carrozzeria as Touring!

The GTC had some modifications to the chassis in order to increase the chassis rigidity however these were minor and the chassis did suffer from some scuttle shake. The GTC was released at about the same time as the Duetto which was designed by Pininfarina and this model was the more successful in terms of sales and continued in production until the early 1990's however the GTC is a four seater (just) and as such had an advantage as a family vehicle. This GTC was restored in the late 1980's and the restoration has lasted well, the only real issue with the car is a slight tear in the hood that could be easily repaired. The car comes with a current MOT (UK road worthiness certificate) and can be viewed at the Alfaworkshop details of which can be found on the contact us page above.