Alfa Romeo Giulia 105 Series for sale The Alfa Romeo Giulia 1300 Super is also referred to as the Series 105. I admit the Giulia family is quite complicated, as there was also the Giulia Spider and Giulia Coupe (Sprint). However, the four-door sedan is called the Giulia Berlina in Italian, and it was produced between 1964 and 1978. To me, Alfa Romeo has always been the car for those who have a passion for spirited driving but don’t quite have the budget for a Ferrari — and need some extra space for the family. If that sounds like you, this might be your next classic car.Exterior: The Giallo Ocra color is sure to catch the attention of any Alfa enthusiast. In English, it’s called mustard yellow. You might wonder, what's the big deal? But you have to admit, it suits a classic Alfa exceptionally well, especially this boxy 1972 Alfa Romeo 1300 Super. The paintwork is nearly spotless, with only a few minor signs of wear. The underside of the car is solid and clean, though not highly detailed. As you can see in the pictures, it’s a "Restomod" with suspension and wheels from Alfaholics.Interior: The black leather interior, sourced from another Alfa Romeo, creates a perfect contrast to the Giallo Ocra exterior. Not only does it look stunning, but the seats are exceptionally comfortable, allowing for all-day drives without fatigue. The small black steering wheel looks sharp against the backdrop of the classic instrument cluster. The clean carpets and headliner give the interior a fresh, well-maintained feel. The dashboard is equipped with a period-correct radio, adding to the authentic vintage atmosphere.Engine and Mechanics:The car has been upgraded with performance parts, including: 2000cc engine rebuilt by marque specialist Veine Johansson in Sweden Rear axle from Spider 2000 Alfaholics stainless steel exhaust system for 2000 with fitting kit Alfaholics aluminum carburetor mounts Alfaholics single air filter Pipercross 40mm ram pipes Millers CSS 20W60 engine oil Alfaholics throttle quadrant assembly Programmable 123 distributor Fully rebuilt rear axle 7x15 GTA lightweight wheels New door and window seals Brake system restoration Front and rear suspension with new ball joints, tie rod ends, and control arms Lowering kit with Koni adjustable dampers Rear axle restoration History: This Alfa Romeo Giulia Super 1300 was first registered in Sweden in September 1975. It has had several owners over the years, but most of the work on this car was carried out between 2016 and 2020.In summary, this car has been upgraded to a level where it is very drivable without being turned into a full race car. The suspension is firm but soft enough to absorb minor bumps in the road. The engine has enough power to leave many modern cars behind at any stoplight, all while delivering a glorious sound. On the highway, you can comfortably cruise at 110 km/h and easily accelerate to 140-160 km/h if desired. For longer trips, the comfortable leather seats will certainly be appreciated.If you live in Sweden and would like to sell your classic Alfa Romeo, please let us know here.