750 and 101 series cars 1954 – 1965
Giulietta Sprint 750B 1493*07790. This car is available now from FS Automoveis in Lisbon for the not outrageous but high asking price of 29,500 Euro’s -$38,800 on the day of writing. Condition is good as far as can be discerned by the low quality pictures.
Good looking car! It has a unified patina and shine -the kind of car you want to buy if you want to just drive it home and enjoy it.
Update 8/6/10: This car is now on eBay with a pretty reasonable opening price. Bidding is $6000 with 3 bidders, reserve not met as I write this.
Update 7/31/10: Giulietta Sprint 10105 1493*22433. I knew if I paid attention long enough the VIN of this car would come out. After a year of some work and hanging around this car has now been listed on eBay by a seller who seems to always have a lot of Alfa stuff listed. How did I determine it’s the same car? The chromed fuel filler cover among other things. Asking is now $29,000.
Looks pretty good. Lots of new pictures if you follow the VIN link. Engine is revealed to be a 2 liter, rear end is 5.12 and all the other usual abnormale stuff. Seats are not original.
Update 11/3/09: This car is back on Craigslist. Still in Palm Springs, still asking $18,000 and still potentially a good deal if the condition is as good as it looks.
Nose looks very good with lustrous paint and good chrome.
Continue reading “Market #44: Palm Springs 101 Sprint project”
Update 7/26/10: This car is on eBay right now. I’m not sure if it’s the same seller as before -the listing says Florida and the car ships out of PA which is where it was when it was being sold on the BB. Either way -it looks like a pretty good place to start your Spider Veloce project.
Originally posted 4/6/2009: Giulietta Spider Veloce 10107*167587, Engine 00106*01197. This car is available right now on the AlfaBB our of Pennsylvania. No asking price is stated but it sounds like in the neighborhood of $20,000 is what the seller would like.
The ever popular ‘before’ picture. Looks pretty good from an accident damage and rust standpoint. This has the neat small tail lights with separate reflectors below them.
Continue reading “Market 102: Interim Spider Veloce Project”
Giulietta Sprint 10102*21176. This Sprint, assembled in Mexico by Willy’s Overland, is available now on MercadoLibre for $160,000 or about $12,500 of our USD’s. Seller is a used car dealership who somehow ended up with the car when it came out of long time dormancy in a collection. He states that everything except the engine is original and looking at the pictures I agree somewhat. There are some changes but they are the sort of thing you had to do 30 years ago to a Giulietta to keep it running when parts were hard to find.
Woefully vague pictures show a pretty good car. Everything seems to fit together well and all the trim is present. Hood looks like it’s not latched. One wiper? Continue reading “Mercado 237: Clean Sprint in Mexico”
Update 7/31/10: Listing ended after being lowered to $1200 so I guess it sold!
Giulietta Sprint 10105*20051. This car out of Oakland Ca is listed as a classified ad right now on eBay. I have seen the car in person and can honestly day it is a very big but doable project. Best route for this is probably to weld it up, get a Miracle paint job and combine it with a cheap runner late 70’s Spider junker to make a hot rod/ cafe racer. It is missing a lot but the parts are available.
Passenger side fender is a 750 item -not exactly the same as a 101 item but it can be made to work with some welding. A pillar, the center of the windshield area and bottom of the door hinge area will be challenging.
Continue reading “Market 236: Cheap Interim Sprint roller shell”
Update 7/26/20: $7350, reserve not met was the result after 17 bids. This seems cheap but then again there are not a bunch of guys queuing up to buy these cars and the that in combination with RHD makes me think a little more than the final result would have been a reasonable price.
Update 7/21/10: This car is now listed on eBay out of Southern California. The new pictures are nice and show a very original car.
Posted 2/18/10: Giulietta TI 10109*109054, 00109*00595. This right hand drive or guida destra as the Italians say, is available right now through Vintage Customs in Washington. Vintage Customs is Daron’s shop where a lot of Alfa’s (and other contemporaries) go to have rust repaired, get restored or be prepped for racing -check out some of the projects they have posted on their website while you’re there, neat stuff!
I like the color, I like the originality, I like the shine on the trim and well, there’s nothing I don’t like. A very handsome car!
Update 7/26/10: 34 bids, $12,100 result. About right for this car. Hopefully on its way to a loving new home!
Giulietta Spider 750D 1495*03571, 1315*41225 (originally 43319). This black plate, early 1958 car is on eBay right now out of southern California. Original color looks to have been Celeste (light blue), a favorite of many on these early cars. Condition is as good as one could ask for in a starting point project car to fully restore.
This car reminds me a lot of the subject of Market 120. While this is a fantastic starting point restoration candidate -one should be tempted to leave it alone and just make it work for now. Nose bump is very pronounced on this car. Hood fits pretty good. Follow up pictures show some poor repairs in the lower areas of the nose but nothing horrible.
Update 7/19/10: This car has sold for $5350 with 22 bids. Â Sounds cheap but when you start adding up the hours and parts to make it decent you toe the break even line the whole way.
Giulietta Spider 750D 1495*05223. This car is available now on eBay out of San Diego. Someone took a crusty project and threw a coat of resale red on it -someone with the right skill set could probably pay themselves a modest hourly wage to finish this up on the cheap for the second round of resale.
Ah the pretty pretty red, too bad there is close to zero possibility of giving this car all it needs and not having to do a bunch of touch up or repaint. This is what the suspension does when it’s original and the engine is out. Windshield is partially present.
Giulietta Spider 750D 1495*01440, 1315*41401. This car is on Craigslist right now out of Portland Oregon. Condition is above average for the $5000 base price considering it comes with about thousands in new and used parts gathered. Seller says it goes for the highest offer over $5000 on August first.
Spend a couple of months chopping on it to install a V8 and voila!- you have a $2500 car. Hood is not bolted down -nose looks to have been punched once upon a time.
Update 7/26/10: 2 bids, $33,000 selling price. Not bad.
Giulietta Spider 10104 1495*09366. This Spider racer is for sale on eBay right now out of Putnam Valley, New York. Seller states it has a VSCCA log book, runs great and is ready for action. Price is a little higher than I would think but it is rust free and race engines are expensive to build well, so maybe the $35K option will be exercised.
Red on green is always a good look. This car is very low. I like the grill bars only look.