1973 | Alfa Romeo Giulia GT 1300 Junior

History of the Alfa Romeo GT Bertone

1963 was a significant year in automotive history. At the Frankfurt Motor Show, a whole range of automotive icons were presented, such as the Porsche 901, the first Pagoda, and the new Alfa Coupé. The new cars were meant to be sober, taut, harmonious, and functional. The Alfa Romeo Bertone Junior was designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro from the Bertone design house and is considered one of the most timeless and beautiful designs from this company. Under the hood, it housed the renowned Alfa Romeo twin-cam engine, which debuted in the Giulietta in 1953 and, ten years later, was still one of the best four-cylinder engines in the world: an aluminum block and cylinder head, two overhead camshafts, and a solid duplex chain as the camshaft drive. In the case of the Coupé, two twin carburetors, combined with the sophisticated chassis and standard four disc brakes, made every sports-minded driver’s heart beat faster. The racing versions, 1300 or 1600 GTA, left their competitors far behind, and even the facelift Alfa introduced in the early 1970s with a smoother front end did not diminish its commercial success. On the racetracks, the Bertone GT collected trophies one after another, even long after production had ceased! Well over 200,000 units left the factory in Arese, Italy. Unfortunately, corrosion and poorly repaired accident damage took a heavy toll on the Coupés in the following years, significantly reducing their global numbers.

History & condition of the Alfa Romeo GT Junior 1300 (SSC-617) offered here

The Alfa Romeo GT Junior 1300 offered here is a Coupé that was first delivered to Italy in 1973. In the 1990s, this stunning classic found its way to Germany, where a powerful 1750 engine with 118 hp was installed. Since then, this Alfa Romeo has been serviced at the Alfa Classic Center. Over the years, a genuine leather interior from the GTV 2000 with headrests and 15" wheels in GTA look have been added. This GT1300/1750 even comes with a current FIA pass.

Thanks to the devoted care and maintenance by the Alfa Classic Center in Dortmund, this GT is in impeccable condition. The technology is in perfect shape without any maintenance backlog, offering the new owner a wonderful companion for upcoming adventures. The body is in excellent condition with no apparent need for action. Currently, this Alfa Romeo holds deregistered German registration papers. Italian "Dolce Vita" is guaranteed with this beautiful Coupé.

Summary

In short, an enchanting icon awaits the enthusiast of Italian driving culture. Pure driving pleasure, the fascinating twin-cam engine, timeless design, and wonderful sporty driving comfort all create a captivating mix whose allure remains undiminished even after more than 60 years. Finding a Bertone like this in very good condition is extremely rare. Spare parts are still available at reasonable prices. We, along with our new sister company Scuderia Sportiva Servizio (formerly Alfa Classic Center) in Dortmund, can gladly handle service and spare parts supply.

**Note: **We are selling this Alfa Romeo on behalf of the owner (brokerage sale). This offer is non-binding, and prior sale is reserved. Transport within Europe is available in an enclosed trailer, and we also facilitate container shipping worldwide.

This classic car is available for viewing at our manufactory in 57548 Kirchen/Sieg, Jungenthaler Str. 1a. Here you will find - BY APPOINTMENT ONLY - a selection of 80 historically valuable sports cars. For more information about our services and vehicle selection, please visit www.scuderia-sportiva-colonia.com

If everything you have read and seen so far appeals to you and you wish to view the car, PLEASE MAKE AN APPOINTMENT! Spontaneous visitors are always welcome, but we cannot guarantee an extensive viewing of individual vehicles. Attention! Our office is not permanently staffed.