Thank you.

Andy Nixon this one is actually a 1971. If the plate in the engine bay says 105.26 it is a 1971 or if it says 105.28 it would be a 1970 Giulia Super.

Thanks for pointing out that! :)

MrBirba2011 for tax purposes? People in foreign countries want these cars especially the US.

@@jimmygrant3212 and why do people want them so bad? Because alfa romeo and other italian car manufacturers were so ahead in those years that not only they created beatiful cars, they were also the most technologically advanced. For example, whilst most manufacturers were offering cars with a 4 gearbox and the fifth gear only as an option for certain models. Guess what, in 1962 the giulia came out standard with a 5 speed gearbox. And with a tail design that reduced vortexes, hence lowering the drag coefficient. And it was just a standard saloon, with the perfect base for an ass - kicking race car. This is just to say that Italy was home to great and genius people. But now it's NOT so car-friendly anymore. This car it's not so affected by taxes but other which are less than 30 years old have been exported because they had to pay tax again and people just couldn't afford it.

MrBirba2011 4 speed was put in the Giulia in 1962 in the Ti and I also believe they still offered column shift then too which was only 4 speed.

@@jimmygrant3212 my bad, sorry. Didn't remember about the 1300

if youre a Country that makes cars , you have to sell them so the Economy of the Country Survives. Italy will bea 2rd World Country without Exporting locally made cars. Food ,Fashion and tourism isn't enough to sustain the Economy. Remember ! Manufacturing Bussiness Bible = Sells and more Sells

Bruh, your father who is ninety has a lovely car which he obviously has kept because he loves it so much, and your number one priority is to Wait for him to pass away so you can import his car into the US and sell it to make some extra cash?