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Not Sold (Est: £599,200 - £770,400)

NON VENU - 1964 ALFA ROMEO Giulia TZ

France • 14 Dec 2022

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This 1964 Alfa Romeo TZ, sold new in Florence, was prepared by Autodelta in 1965 for European hill-climbs and later owned by Vittorio Girolami. Despite being damaged in 1981 and subsequently restored, it has actively participated in historic events like the Tour Auto and Le Mans Classic, boasting a 170 hp twin-ignition engine, TZ gearbox, magnesium rear axle, and extensive documentation, including a French historic registration and a valid FIA passport until 2027.

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The car was accidentally damaged in 1981 and restored over 10 years. It has been actively participating in historic racing events, indicating regular use and maintenance. The presence of a valid FIA Historic Technical Passport until 2027 suggests it meets specific standards for these events, balancing its age and use with continued upkeep.

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French historic registration title

Sold new in Stradale configuration by the Alfa Romeo dealer in Florence in 1964 and first registered in Pise
In 1965 it was prepared by Autodelta with dual-ignition cylinder head and Le Mans-type engine preparation to take part in several European Championship hill-climbs.
A few years later, 0057 found itself in the hands of Italian gentleman driver Vittorio Girolami in Rome, where it remained for seven years (Aguttes sold another TZ belonging to Vittorio Girolami - AR750091 - in December 2021, of which he owned five examples alongside his Ferrari 250 GT Tour de France aluminium (0667 GT))
Accidentally damaged in 1981 by its 4th owner, it was sold without engine, in very bad condition to Pier David Milesi who restored it over 10 years before selling it to a French collector in 1995.

The car then took part in the Tour Auto in 2003 and also in the 2006 Le Mans Classic.
Still equipped with a 170 hp twin-ignition engine, a TZ 5-speed gearbox and a TZ ma...

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£420,135

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£678,248

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£1,181,250

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