1977 | Alfa Romeo Giulia Nuova Super 1300

Interior colour: grey
Stock status: Expected soon
Registration number: AR-25-97


*Alfa Romeo Giulia Nuova Super 1300 – Italy at Its Finest
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You know what’s truly special about some cars? They don’t just take you somewhere—they make you feel something. This 1977 Alfa Romeo Giulia Nuova Super 1300 is one of those cars.


*Cherished by One Family
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For years, it belonged to the same family in the Piemonte region of Italy. Nestled among the vineyards and rolling hills, it was lovingly cared for and became part of the family. And it shows. This Alfa Giulia remains in highly original condition—unrestored—and that’s exactly what makes it so beautiful. Just ask our director, Nico Aaldering, who’s a huge fan of cars like this one. This Alfa is like a fine glass of Barolo: the older it gets, the more character it reveals.


*Authentically Preserved
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And that color—Prugna—a deep plum shade that still shines beautifully across the body panels. Naturally, there are signs of use here and there, but that’s exactly the kind of charm that defines a well-preserved classic. A car that proudly shows it’s been driven but has always been treasured with care. Take a look at the underside photos on our website for an even better impression.

Inside, you’ll find grey cloth upholstery, capturing the very essence of 1970s design. And the best part? It’s all wonderfully original—even the scent takes you straight back in time. The upholstery is in great shape, the dashboard is unmistakably Alfa Romeo, and the overall feel? Wonderfully nostalgic.


*Drives Like Only an Alfa Can
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Under the hood is a 1300cc engine that delivers goosebumps with its distinctive Alfa sound. Truly—when we turn the key and hear that unmistakable tone, it gives us chills. Gear changes are smooth, the clutch engages nicely, and it drives just like a true classic Alfa should: raw, spirited, and full of passion and emotion.

What sets this Giulia apart is its aerodynamic pedigree. Designed by Giuseppe Scarnati, it boasted a drag coefficient of just 0.34—way ahead of its time. While other automakers were still experimenting with wind tunnels, Alfa Romeo had already mastered the future.

This is one of those cars you know you need to get into now, because soon enough, it might be out of reach. Unrestored examples like this are rare, increasingly sought after, and this one is nothing short of a time capsule.


*Get in Touch with Us
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Longing for a return to 1970s Italy? This Giulia Nuova Super 1300 is waiting for you—in all its original, authentic Alfa glory. Contact Gallery Aaldering today—we’ve been passionately active since 1975. Not based near Brummen? No problem. We have extensive experience shipping vehicles worldwide. Just ask us about the options.