WHY THE ALFA ROMEO GIULIA GTV IS $100K
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- Опубліковано 22 жов 2018
- @gastonrossato @thebarnmiami @renzorossato
On this episode we compare and discuss the evolution of the Alfa Romeo GTV. We also discuss whether or not the GTV is a $100K car? And finally join us for a ride with the Giulia Sprint GT and Giulia Sprint GT Veloce!
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I owned a 1974 GTV, purchased used in 1983 for $2400.00. Drove it, stored it and sold it 2 years ago for $5000.00. If I had kept it and put $95,000.00 into a restoration it would be worth $100,000.00 today , aw shucks.
As long as you enjoyed the car!
I feel you bro. I bought one in Australia in 84 for 1700 then let it rust for 15 years in my backyard then sold it for 200 to the wreckers. With the interior in excellent condition with just a bad rusted sill.
That was excellent and extremely informative. Thank you. Guy
Giorgetto Giugiaro was 17 when he designed this car, and it was his first for Nuccio Bertone..
Best video to date. Education + great camera work + Alfa’s. Kudos.
Thank you! We appreciate the support.
Ms. Rossato showed us this in class today. It's really good.
Ms. Rossato is the best! Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed.
Great video guys. I’ve had my 1972 2000 GTV for 8 years and it’s so much fun to drive. We’re seeing crazy prices for these cars Down Under with quality examples selling for over A$100k! Mine was only $15k 😉👍
That's incredible!
restoring a right hand drive 1964 step front gulia sprint gt sadly the owners passed away but the good news is his sons daughters and members of his family are taking it on we will see this art work come together in the near future
Legendarni automobil ! Bolji i ljepši nije do danas proizveden !
even this video is appreciating in value over time
Thank you so much. I never considered that.
Que bello esos Alfas.. son unas verdaderas joyas .. Quiero tener uno es unos de mi sueños, restaurarlo desde cero,seria genial.. detalle a detalle.. los felicitos...
Cheers for the vid guys
Thank you! Cheers
Thanks for your informative video...I bought a 1966 Alfa-Romeo Giulia Sprint Gt four years ago for $2000, threw it down in my garage without giving it a thought but after watching your video I now realize I own the coveted gtv because it has the four leaf clover on the c pillar, seven rib Alfa grill with three bars and mesh underneath...also looked at the vin plate riveted under the hood, it states Veloce clearly..I think 20k is enough to fully restore this car, it starts and drives has a few rusted spots on the rear lid and floor pans are rusting also, has the wrong wheels...I’m in Jamaica so I will restore and ship it out to the USA in a year, hope you guys will be interested in purchasing..👍👍
Oh awesome! Please feel free to share some time 🔥
Gaston Rossato thanks for your reply, I will keep you posted with my restoration, will document all...btw can you tell if RHD classics can be imported into the USA..
Bought my 1964 Step Nose in 1999 ahead of the curve....car was beautiful and solid but needed some updating (previous owner, who was the second owner) had a roll bar and racing (Sparco) seats installed....I quickly got rid of both and found Veloce seats which I reupohlstered (including the back seats)....I drove it hard for 18 years and then stripped it out to bare metal....car was solid but is now rock solid and restored everything....just got it back 2 years later and it will be passed on to my son.....FORZA ALFA BABY !!!!
I love how you still have the same passion for it so many years later. Thank you for sharing!
@@GastonRossato Thank you....I placed a "Veloce" grill on it (3 bars) but I have a brand new OEM (in the wrapper) correct 64 egg crate grill in my parts inventory (I just like the look of the 3 bar better)....
I agree. 3 lines! NOS parts are gold!
Favorite car, albeit the later models with the newer pedals. The 1750 is my fav Nord. Great vid.
1750 is the perfect happy middle!
Alfisti generally concur on the 1750 being the most fun per rev. I haven't had the pleasure yet. While I miss the torque of the 2L Spider I had, I dig the willing peppiness of my 67GTV's 1600! And I like my hanging pedals too. :)
68 gtv c consultant came out with automatic transmission and 1750 motor and sun roof export under commonwealth beef trade scheme is this a rare thing ? also right hand drive?
Congratulations from italy!
Thank you! We hope your staying safe and well. Cheers.
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Some years they only made the 1600 and 1300 gt, in 63-64 with only chrome bumpers and different grills. The gt veloce came out later
I currently own a ’67 Giulia sprint gt 1600 Veloce. Should I keep it ?
I owned a GTV 1967 green. Bought it outside Pisa Italy of less than 600.00 in 1973. My wife used drive to Luca and have lunch on the wall. I keep my car in shape, raced in weekend road rally in Italy, just for fun. Top speed for mine was just over 135.00 mph.
That sound very romantic! Thank you for sharing
The 1600 (1570) continued alongside the GTV as the GTJ until 1975. The GTV 2000 continued for another year or two.
In Australia the best ones are already that price and a whole lot more. Apparently last year a perfect Gt V sold for $200,000 k. While only a week ago a 2L GTV sold for $185K!
That's incredible, David. Thanks for sharing! I need to re-title this video haha
David, you mean the grigio medio met 1750serie2 that was sold for 200,000? May I see the ads please.
great video
Thank you
Wow nice cars
I love Alfa Romeo. Proud owner of an 09 MiTo Veloce. People like to call it crap and just a fiat. Well it’s not. It’s more than that and I love it. The exhaust note is beautiful.
Right
studio calderini have you got a problem?
@@LukeGB003 I don't have one, I like it and some friends of mine (males and females) own it; not heard about problems, only 1 at the gearbox
studio calderini mines never failed me and it’s been the best car I’ve driven. Its a good little runner plus it packs a punch
@@LukeGB003 haha!! Good.
Its body is original, well balanced and recalls the nice coupes of the sixties
And sadly I sold my ‘69 1750 GTV about 3 1/2 yrs ago for only $6500 !! Ouch. Sure mine was far from perfect, but in today’s market here in Aus, even mine would be worth a lot more than I sold mine for. Should have kept it. Can’t afford one any longer.
Forgetting about price point. Would these Alfas be the best Italian sport cars in your collection/inventory?! B/c you know how I feel about the Fiat 1500 & Alfa Veloce.
Too different to compare!
The simplicity of the body lines are what draw me to this car. Can't find that nowadays with how complex modern cars look.
Thats my dads car. Btw he has the same gloves 😂😂 Aim gona show Sandro this video ✌🤩 Ty Guys this made my day ⭐
Ha! That’s awesome. Thank you 💪
Wow you have nice alfa collection congrats
Thank you!
You very welcome
where do you get the second r in alfa romeo from?.
These guys look more interested on inflating car prices than in this fantastic car.
alfa romeRo, ha!
@@ajax700 Hahahaha! And I swear he said it had "Spico" fuel injection. In the Lancia Delta Integrale video they say the car has "Ricardo seats"...
And he said "Giorgetto GiugaRIO" too:) (1:47)
I am sure you are right . The original example is the best because it was the original design. The earlier slotted wheels, correct steering wheel and horn button make it . Love the polished air box, but that is not correct either. In my opinion the red one is worth more sooner. 100K I would agree.
Thank you! Yes, i agree with the polished bits. I bought car like that.
Its only seems worth 100k untill you try to dirve on an icy road with a relatively strong curve (from side to side). Why it keeps hanging in the gutter with the back wheels.
Nice Palermo licence plate on the silver 1600 GTV. Typically the front plate is small and rectangular,the rear plate is larger and square
Thank you. This one is a reproduction
Grand tourismo veloce, ( big touring fast ) car. Meaning the car was made for long drives at a fast pace.
Great video, finally understand the differences. Like 1974 model more.
I’m glad it helped. Thank you for watching!
6:30 You are uncorrect about the latest version. : 1.3 called GT junior, 1.6 called GT and 2.0 called GT Veloce. Latest is called Unificato 'cos all versions identical except the 2.0 had different bumpers, larger back lights , aluminium wheels and a badge on the side. I can see your red one has some flows, back lights, bumpers and wheels are not original. Check it out. If you are intersted in inporting this car comment below.
Great video ! The only thing wrong with this video is the rear pillar serpent badge on the 1974 GTV . It’s facing the wrong way! They are handed! The serpent should be looking forward to the front of the car not the rear ! You are loosing at least 10 mph at top speed! 🤪
dude u get way more downforce with the badge facing to the rear tho!!!
Почему мне нравятся эти машины больше, чем самый последний Мерседес или Лексус ? Одна торпеда - произведение искусства , можно смотреть и смотреть на нее !
all 1600 steponose are 100000 dollar cars in very good condition, some 1750 105 have reach 100000
I have had my 66 GT for over 30 years now, im the second owner. Just can not part with it.
Good for you! Nothing is more rewarding to see a 30 year owner still in love and still looking up videos! Thank you
LoL i'm broken and not selling ....100k though... it'd be hard to refuse.
Might remember to mention the engine is a Hemi.
Not sure what you mean
@@GastonRossato Alfa engines are hemispherical combustion chamber design or Hemi, for short. Hemi's are the most efficient and productive for racing. You didn't know that?
i can give you 10 tesla for a piece of ART like that!
Yes please!
THEY ALL LOOK LIKE YOU HAVE THEM .."TOP NIK"
Thank you
Did he say Alfa Romero??? Geez guys. Based on your last name your Italian descent. Romayo it’s pronounced
Intanto non sono gt veloce ma sprint gt junior manco le basi
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Sembrano paperino quando parlano.
Hanno nomi italiani, ma parlano come i cartoni animati...
Che schifezza!
No, it's not a $100K car, unless it's (a) a rare and pristine example of a mid-60's Sprint GTA or (b) a rotisserie restored and/or heavily retromoded car like an Alfaholics GTA 290-R. But looking at the posters' Miami dealership site and what they're trying to charge for a basic GTV, I'm sure they'd like to create such a market.
Mike K I think you’re not quite up to date on today’s market. Read some of the comments on this video for a quick gain on a global market prospective. The cars you mention are indeed the top tear GTA/V’s - I agree, but I think you’re selling yourself short at $100k. A GTA today will run you $300k+ and go order an Alfaholics GTA-R and see what they tell you. Additionally, what you find advertised it’s not what I think I should ask, but in fact based on previously sold cars (by us). Besides why would you mind what it costs?
The what now.....THE ALFA...ROMERO....???
WHAT AN INSULT TO THE MARK........GET IT RIGHT......ROMEO....!!!!!
Thanks for watching!
CESAR...ROMERO......OK......ALFA....ROMEO......DOOD...
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You got the horsepower wrong the veloce only had 3 extra horses from the factory not 10
Agreed. I think they went from 89hp to 92hp. They also gained 2lbft. torque, I believe.
Wrong veloce came in 1750
Bodies prone to rust. Buyers on strike! $100,000 seems to be some sort of status thing. BS., Maybe for a 1961 190 SL or decent 280sl but for this , u be dreaming!
Il design è di Bertone no Giugiaro.
Giugario designed the car while working at Bertone. Yes, the car is “Bertone Design”, but the actual designer was Giugiaro
Giugiaro he was 20 when he designed the elegant Alfa 2600 Sprint (he was in military service) and a few years later he designed its little sister Giulia Gt for Bertone, an unmatched total masterpiece
The designer made a mistake designing the bonnet step and is too lazy to correct it. Now everyone is calling it special design lol.
No matter how it came about it will always be special. Mistakes are usually my the most collectable in anything.
?! Please....
the designer made no mistake, it was an engineering rethink
A $100,000 dollar 💵 car, good for you,
are you crazy? I know the A pillars are nice & thin, that’s no excuse
Different markets demand different prices. For some this statement is true already for others it’s the potential.
Rust bucket, over priced! Trying to play Italian!