Fully restored Giulietta Sprint

~ Every Nut and Bold Restoration completed in 2022
~ Extensive Mechanical Restoration
~ Less then 2000 miles since restoration.
~ Drives like new.
~ Was with same owner 46 years

This 1960 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Sprint spent several decades in storage during a reported 46-year period of prior ownership, and it was acquired by the seller in 2023. This Alfa was completed restored with every nut and bolt at which time the color was changed from its original blue to red. The engine is a fully rebuilt replacement 1.3-liter inline-four that is paired with a four-speed manual transmission. Additional equipment includes 15″ TZ-style steel wheels, drum brakes, headlight grilles, Veglia instrumentation, a wooden shift knob, a heater, and red lap belts. This Giulietta Sprint is now offered with the removed air cleaner housing, refurbishment photos, and a clean Illinois title. The five-digit odometer shows 37k miles, approximately 2k of which have been added under current ownership. Total mileage is unknown. A matching spare wheel with a Dunlop tire is stored in the trunk.

Body was completely restored down to metal with a rotisserie. All flaws were repaired with metal repairs only. All chrome was re-chromed with some pieces new. The interior was completely restored and everything is as new. The Veglia gauges were refurbished and all work. The replacement 1.3-liter inline-four is said to have been rebuilt in the last 1000 miles with work consisting of resurfacing the cylinder head, polishing the crankshaft, refurbishing the radiator and water pump, and fitting new pistons, cylinder sleeves, rod bearings, valves, and valve springs. An electric fuel pump has been installed. Additional work during the refurbishment included replacement of the following: Timing chain, Carburetor, Ignition components, Radiator hoses, Heater core, Muffler, the brakes were reportedly overhauled during the refurbishment with a rebuilt master cylinder and wheel cylinders as well as replacement front brake shoes and lines. The shocks, anti-sway bar bushings, and ball joint boots were also replaced and all other mechanical components to as new specs. The Rear differential was resealed and the rear axle bearings and rear center support bearings were replaced. The tachometer and speedometer cables were replaced during the refurbishment along with the ignition switch. The bumpers were re-chromed and the trunk lock, taillight assemblies, side mirrors, headlight bulbs, and license plate lights were all replaced.

Same ownership for 46 years, then purchased by an Alfa mechanic in 2019 which performed the restoration between 2019 and 2022 at which time put about 2000 miles on the car and sold to the current owner, an Alfa Romeo enthusiast in Maine as an investment.