1965 Alfa Romeo Giulia Spider Veloce For Sale
1965 Alfa Romeo Giulia Spider Veloce For Sale
This 1965 Alfa Romeo Giulia Spider Veloce is a barn-find project — a Tipo 101.18 that spent years stored in a shed over dirt, wearing the dust, surface pitting, and oxidation that history implies. It carries a flood-branded title and is sold strictly as-is, where-is. According to the seller, it is an authentic, numbers-matching 1600 Veloce. It is located in West View, Pennsylvania.
Location: West View, Pennsylvania/USA
Price: $20,000.00
Key Details
- Make/Model: 1965 Alfa Romeo Giulia Spider Veloce (Tipo 101.18)
- Engine: Matching-numbers factory Veloce engine block (Engine No. AR00121-00598); dual Weber carburetors and manifold present
- History: Barn-find, stored in a shed over dirt for many years
- Title: Flood-branded title in hand
- Chassis Number: AR 391064
Condition
- Engine manually cranks and is not seized
- Rust along the lower bumper valances
- Will require sheet metal work on the front lower dogleg/A-pillar base and rear arch lips
- Missing both doors, front hood, windshield glass/frame posts, and exterior bumpers — to be sourced by the buyer
Upgrades & Features
- Original Pininfarina factory hardtop included
- Soft-top frame and vinyl intact on the vehicle
- Complete original Veglia 3-gauge instrument cluster, original steering wheel with horn button, factory dash hardware, radio, and original seat frames/cores
- Original center heart grille, side whiskers, and headlight assemblies mounted
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