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Welcome to the AROC Giulia 105 Register Website... |
Website Last Updated - 10th November 2017 |
The Register caters for the Giulia 105 and 115 Series of Alfa Romeo motor cars. These include the Giulia saloon, Bertone coupe, Spider and Duetto models. Although the Junior Zagato and Montreal also have 105 prefixes, these cars have their own separate registers within the Alfa Romeo Owners Club. The main aims of the Giulia 105 Register are to offer Club members assistance in sourcing particular models, advice on technical and servicing questions, the location of those ever increasingly rare spares, to organise social events and to generally keep Giulias up and running on the road. The Register database currently holds listings of over a thousand "alive, dead or just resting" Giulias. It is stipulated that these services are only made available to listed Club members, a membership verification check will be made with any correspondence. For further information about the register please contact the secretary Check out our new Facebook Group Don't forget to let us know if you make any changes to your details |
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Registro Ricambio...
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Click the link below which will open the document in pdf format in a new window 2016201520142013201220112010200920082007 |
Photo Gallery...
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Photos of 105 Series cars submitted by the owners. If you would like a photo added to the gallery please please contact the secretary |
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Andrew G Dicomites - 1750GTV Mark 1 1969 |
Andrew Fish - South African built 1965 Sprint GT |
Alan Dowd - Berlina 2000 Iniezione - 2008 |
Andy Clark - Competing at Shelsley Walsh 2006 |
Andy Watkins - 1974 2000 GTV - Photo by Xtreme Sports |
Bill Beattie - 1977 Veloce 2000 |
Brian Smith - 1991 Spider S4 Beaute Special Edition No. 109/120 |
Chris Savill - Giulia Super - Prescott 2007 |
Christan Brewer - 1969 Mk1 1750 GTV |
Clive Wilson - 1973 2000 GTV Bertone |
Dave Hood - Giulia Super TI - Dover 2007 |
Dave Hood - Cappuccetto - Donington 2006 |
Dayan Fernando from Sri Lanka - GT Junior 1974 |
David Blaen - 1983 S3 Spider 1600 |
Don Gilkes - 91 Series 4 Spider - Imported 1995 |
Sally and Neil Fairhursts S2 Spider Veloce starting PAD 2009 |
Gary Brigden - 1989 QV S3 Spider |
Ian Edwards - Spider Junior - NAD 2006 |
Ian Hutchings - 1965 Sprint GT - Stepfront |
Ian Jephcott - 2000 Berlina - Auto Italia Gaydon 2007 |
Ian Mitchell - 1968 1750GTV - 2006 Croft historic Rally - Photo Ian Hardy |
Ian Mitchell - 1968 1750GTV - Ilkley Jubilee Rally 2007 Photo Nigel Middlehurst |
John Mills - 1300 GT Junior - Prescott 2005 |
James Wheeler - S4 2000 Spider - France 2007 |
James Wheeler - GT Junior at the Nurburgring July 2007 |
Johnathan Baker |
Jim Domleo - 1969 1750GTV |
John Elford - 1976 series 2 |
Jonathan Griffin - Il Mattone Bianco at Croix-en-Ternois in France in 1997 |
1974 S2 spider - John Honeysett |
Jim Britt - 1992 Spider 2.0i converted to r/h/d 1996 |
Jim Talbott - 1991 Giulia Spider S4 |
James Wheeler - 1969 Giulia 1600 Super Biscione - 2008 |
Julian Wilkins - Daily Driver! 1750 GTV - 1968 |
Keith Forrest - Australia, 1969 1750 GTV MK1 - AR1453148 |
Jamie Yates - S4 Spider |
Mark Byatt - S2 Spider |
Lawrence Alexander |
Mark Sangster - 1600 Junior |
Mark Grimshaw - S3 1600 Spider - France 2007 |
Matthew Willmott - S2 Spider - Westonbirt 2007 |
Martin Jones - Duetto |
Nevile Byford's 2000GTV taken 2009 |
Neil Branham - S4 Spider 1.6 & 3 day old 159Ti. |
Nigel Copcutt - 94 Series 4 Spider |
Nick Foster - LHD S4 - France 2007 |
Paul Cooper - '69 1750 Veloce Duetto |
Peter Nunn - 1972 Alfa Romeo 2000 GTV |
Peter Timotheou - 2000GTV - 1976 |
Bill Smith & Simon Novis in the Plastic Pig at Goodwood Photo by John Curtin |
Roger Bowes - 2000 Spider Veloce - Spring 2007 |
Richard Johnston - S4 Spider |
Simon Addison - Series 4 Spider |
Roger Lewis - 2000 GTV - NAD 2006 |
Rick Clough 1750 GTV (Mk 1) - AROC Trackday Donington, Oct 2006 |
Richard Rees - Duetto - 1600 Spider - MITCAR 2007 |
S4 Spider at Newby Hall 2009 - R Rear |
Stuart Edwards - Giulia Super 1600 |
Series 1, 2 & 3 Spiders at Great Western Alfa Day 2007 |
Stuart Taylor - 1972 Giulia 1300 Super |
Stuart Taylor - 1969 Giulia 1600 Super 'Bisicone' |
Stel’s 2000 Spider |
Steve Dymoke - Step Front at the Ally Pally - 2007 |
Steve Porter - Giulia Sprint GT Veloce |
Stuart Taylor - 1992 Giulia Spider S4 |
Steve Watson - 1969 Spider 1750 Sept 2008 |
Stuart Taylor - 1985 Giulia Spider S3 Green Cloverleaf |
Tim Haynes - S3 1600 Spider - Castle Combe June 2007 |
Tim Birmingham's - 1967 1600 Boat tail Spider |
Tom Taylor - Series 4 Spider |
Russell Douglas - 1964 Giulia Sprint GT at Thorpe Park 2011 |
Neal Courtney - Series 2 Veloce Spider |
John Elford's newly sprayed 1978 series 2 spider |
David Smith's 1976 Spider 2000 Veloce |
Mark Rayss - Series 4 Spider 1991 |
Chris Brewer - 1972 2000 Spider Series 2 |
Robert Briddon - Series 3 Spider 1982 Ex California |
Robert Briddon - Series 3 Spider 1982 Ex California |
Terry Richardson - 1964 Sprint GT at Bruntingthorpe |
Lawrence Alexander @ Wiscombe 2015 |
Marcello Ruffini - 1971 1750 GTV |
David Pepper - 1968 boat tail Spider (1300 with 1600 engine) |
David Roberts S2 2000 Spider |
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Articles and News...
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Click the link below which will open the document in pdf format in a new window Super News by Barry Edmunds - Melbourne AustraliaVolume 1 - Number 1 | Volume 1 - Number 2 | Volume 1 - Number 3 | Volume 1 - Number 4 | Volume 2 - Number 1 | Volume 2 - Number 2 | Volume 2 - Number 3 | Volume 2 - Number 4 | News ...The Surrey Section of the Alfa Romeo Owners Club is organising a 'special event' for owners of 105 Bertone Cars at the HWM Alfa Romeo in Walton on Thames on the evening of Monday October 17th from 1930 hrs. HWM is able to provide space for up to 25 Bertone's to be parked in the forecourt areas and provide some refreshments at the event, and access to their showroom which features some interesting Aston Martin racing history. Additional parking for other Alfa's is available free of charge at the nearby Home Base Car Park for those attending the event. It would be helpful if I can provide Mark with details of how many cars will be attending the event in advance. I am hoping that owners of 105 coupes from the South London area and adjacent area sections will be interested in attending and to say a few words informally about their ownership of the cars and what makes them special (hopefully some drivers with more knowledge of the way the cars were engineered, and of their racing history, than myself). I would be grateful if those planning to attend can contact me, Jeremy Goff, by mail on jeremygoff@btinternet.com so I can let HWM know in advance about the numbers attending. Classicalfa track day at Goodwood Motor Racing Circuit - 16/07/16. Four C-registration Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GT's together. Chassis numbers were covered by a spread of about 250 and they were built within about a month and a half of each other. Thank you to Bill Earlham for the excellent photos.
Latest Articles...Alternator Troubles by Christopher Oates Article on an S2 Kammtail by John Elford 2000 GT Veloce (SE) by Richard TubyThe Story of MPC 175P by Andrew Malek 2014 Drive it Day AROC Cotswolds "105 fest" 50 Years of the Giulia by Theo Meinster - Report on the Giulia 50th Celebrations in Italy by Theo Meinster, editor of the Dutch SCARB mag 'Het Klaverblaadje'Penalty Shoot Out Italy (Alfa) v Germany (BMW) - Peter Timotheou Three way shoot out for CC Magazine - Martin King Bound For Britain by Charlotte Coolen & Robin Schmitz Dayan Fernando from Sri Lanka and his Alfas Symon Bridle and the travels of his GT Junior Ian Mitchell First Experiences Rallying a Bertie Jim Talbott & Stuart Taylor - Article on S4 Spider 1964 - The Giulia Sprint GT by Chris Savill Jim Talbott's article from the AROC Magazine entitled Osso di Seppia is reproduced here in pdf format. "This article will be looking at the original long-tail cars, the 1600 Spider, 1750 Spider Veloce and 1300 Junior. Although these Spiders and sometimessubsequent evolutions of this series are referred to as ‘Duettos’, the winning title from a company run competition attracting 140,000 entries, the name was never officially adopted by the manufacturers. The early cars are also often referred to as ‘boat-tail’, ‘round-tail’ or ‘Osso di Seppia’ (cuttlefish bone) because of the body profile." Each link below will take you to a page from the article about the Duetto Page 1 - Page 2 - Page 3 - Page 4 - Page 5 - Page 6
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Links...These links are not endorsed by the register but may prove useful to 105 series owners. If you would like to recommend a link click here to send us the information
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Club Websites |
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| The website of the national Alfa Romeo Owners club - Serving Alfa owners since 1964 | |
| The Alfa Romeo Owners Club online shop | |
105 Specialist Spares, Supply and MaintenanceAlfaholics - Clevedon Classic Alfa - London EB Spares - Westbury Highwood Alfa - Swansea Ian Ellis Classic Alfas - Nr Brighton RetroMarques - Strensham, Tewkesbury The Thames Motor Company - Dorchester The Southwood Car Company - Caterham Surrey |
Other Useful SitesThe Essential Buyers Guide - Giulia Spider - Veloce Publishing The Essential Buyers Guide - Giulia GT Coupe - Veloce Publishing |
Owners Websites
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Describing a couple of restoration projects involving a 1970 Giulia GTJ to a GTA replica and a 2000 Series 2 Spider |
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Join the Register...
Please download the register application form from the link below and email or post it to us.
Click here to Download Register Application
If you have a photograph of your Alfa to go with your application, please email it along with your application form to: Stuart Taylor
or post it to: Stuart Taylor, 144 Sussex Way, Cockfosters, Barnet, Herts, EN4 0BG
