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Highlights

Rare right-hand drive example
Only one former registered keeper reported
Matching engine number reported
Described by the vendor as an unrestored survivor in original condition

The Appeal

This 1964 Alfa Romeo Giulia 1600 Ti forms part of the carefully curated Blaauwbank Collection, which includes an eclectic mix of multi-generational cars, stored in purpose-built, climate-controlled dry-storage hangars in the arid climate of Central South Africa.

The Giulia 1600 Ti was Alfa Romeo's sporting saloon of the 1960s, pairing a twin-cam 1.6-litre engine with a slick five-speed gearbox in a handsome, practical four-door body. Right-hand drive examples are particularly scarce, and finding one that has remained largely untouched over six decades is rarer still.

This 1964 example has had just one former registered keeper and reportedly retains its matching engine number and factory Ti specification throughout. The vendor describes the body as untouched, having never been restored or cosmetically enhanced. Recently serviced and fitted with new period-correct tyres, this is a rare opportunity to acquire an original, unrestored Giulia TI in right-hand drive.

Key Information

Mileage: 112,163 miles (indicated, unwarranted, believed accurate by the vendor)
Country of registration: South Africa
Technical inspection status: offered without inspection
Technical specs: 1.6-litre four-cylinder twin-cam petrol, five-speed manual
Paperwork: offered with limited documentation

The Detail

Recent service and tune-up completed
Four new period-correct 165R15 tyres fitted
Original Solex carburettor still fitted
Five-speed gearbox as per original Ti specification
The vendor states the vehicle has never been restored
The bodywork is reportedly very solid; there is some patination to the paint and light dents which can be studied in the photographs

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