Our 1966 Alfa Romeo Giulia combines stunning looks with outstanding performance, and numerous upgrades make it not only highly capable on the road, but also the car of choice for track days and/ or regular driving. Built to trackday/ regularity specifications using only high quality parts and numerous Alfaholics upgrades, with every detail carefully selected. Under the bonnet is a powerful 2. 0-litre engine with 160 bhp, equipped with 45 DCOE Weber carburettors, improved camshafts and of course, everything was perfectly balanced so that she runs like a dream. Other upgrades include larger Alfaholics calipers with ventilated discs, track-ready brake pads, and custom Alfaholics springs coupled with Bilstein dampers and a Alfaholics anti-roll bar for optimum handling Equipped with lightweight GTA 14x7 magnesium wheels and semi-slick tyres, you don't have to worry about the necessary grip to keep this powerhouse on the road. No detail has been overlooked in the interior either. The beautiful alcantara Alfaholics dashboard with Stack tachomete, a pedal board, external aluminum fuel tank, a bolted OMP roll cage and bucket seats for safety, alcantara sports steering wheel, intercom, carbon floor protectors, and a helmet safety net. Driving this car spontaneously puts a smile on your face. The perfectly fine-tuned engine, good road handling and beautiful sound make every drive an unforgettable experience. Whether you go for the top prize during competition rides or tear through the back roads, this car will not let you down
In short, if you are looking for a vehicle of outstanding quality that turns every journey into an exhilarating experience and is ready to conquer the roads, then look no further.
Now available at Rock 'N Roll Classics!
This beauty first graced the stage at the 1965 Frankfurt Motor Show and has been the dream car of every true enthusiast ever since. And why shouldn't it be? This car has it all - style, performance, and an unparalleled marque history. Designed by none other than Giorgetto Giugiaro of the iconic Italian design house Bertone, the Sprint GT was intended to be a sportier version of its predecessor, the Giulietta Sprint. And it certainly lived up to its name!
