1972 Alfa Romeo GT 1300 Junior Zagato No reserve Manufacturer: 1972 Alfa Romeo GT 1300 Junior Zagato Model : No reserve Registration document: German registration document N° Chassis : Chassis n° 1801075 - Rare and exclusive model - Beautiful overall appearance - Sporty, pure design - A lot of recent work by Scuderia Auto-Neuser - Without reservation Purchased in 2020 by Scuderia Auto-Neuser from the Kassel Ferrari dealer Eberlein, this Alfa Romeo GT 1300 Junior Zagato has undergone extensive restoration work and parts purchases, as evidenced by the many invoices included in the file, totalling around €20,000. Fritz Neuser's workshop itself carried out a number of restoration operations, which have resulted in the car being in very good condition. The corrosion-free red bodywork is enhanced by Momo rims, and the windows and wheel trims are in good condition. The imitation leather interior, which has benefited from an old-fashioned restoration, is well presented and comes fully equipped with instruments and controls. The interior features a car radio and the gear lever is fitted with a period accessory knob. The engine compartment is well cared for and features the famous Alfa Romeo 4-cylinder, twin-shaft engine fed by two Weber carburettors. The GT 1300 Junior Zagato was one of the most exclusive versions of the Alfa Giulia. Unveiled at the Turin Motor Show in 1969, it was distinguished by a body created by the Zagato workshops to a design by Ercole Spada. Faithful to the tradition of this coachbuilder, the coupé boasted sleek, streamlined, sporty lines, elegant globe headlamps and lightweight bodywork incorporating aluminium and Plexiglas parts. Produced in 1,108 examples, this is a rare car that combines sportiness, elegance, exclusivity and agility on the road. Ideal characteristics for the sports machine enthusiast. - Rare and exclusive model - Fine overall condition - Extremely pure, sporty styling - Much recent work by the Scuderia Auto-Neuser - No reserve Purchased in 2020 by the Scuderia Auto-Neuser from the Ferrari dealer Eberlein in Kassel, this Alfa Romeo GT 1300 Junior Zagato has undergone much recent work to buy replacement parts and restore it, as can be seen from the numerous invoices in its history file, amounting to nearly 20,000 €. The restoration work was carried out in Fritz Neuser's own workshop, which is reflected in the car's excellent condition. There are no signs of corrosion on the red bodywork, which is set off by Momo aftermarket wheels, while the glass and trim are in good condition. The leatherette interior, the subject of an older restoration, is in decent condition and all the car's equipment, including the instruments and controls, is present. It has been enhanced by the addition of a radio, while a period accessory gear knob has been fitted. The engine bay has been well looked after and reveals Alfa's famous four-cylinder twin-cam engine, fed by two Weber carburettors. The GT 1300 Junior Zagato is one of the most exclusive versions of the Alfa Romeo Giulia. Unveiled at the 1969 Turin Motor Show, it had distinctive bodywork produced by Zagato to a design by Ercole Spada. True to Zagato's tradition, the coupé had clean and flowing lines with a sporty appearance, and featured elegant headlamps under a plexiglass cover and lightweight bodywork with some parts made from aluminium or plexiglass. With 1108 cars built, it is a rare model which offers a combination of elegance, exclusivity and agile handling. Ideal characteristics for any lover of sporting machinery. 1972 Alfa Romeo GT 1300 Junior Zagato No reserve Manufacturer: 1972 Alfa Romeo GT 1300 Junior Zagato Model : No reserve Registration document: German title N° Chassis : Chassis no. 1801075 - Rare and exclusive model - Fine overall condition - Extremely pure, sporty styling - Much recent work by the Scuderia Auto-Neuser - No reserve Purchased in 2020 by the Scuderia Auto-Neuser from the Ferrari dealer Eberlein in Kassel, this Alfa Romeo GT 1300 Junior Zagato has undergone much recent work to buy replacement parts and restore it, as can be seen from the numerous invoices in its history file, amounting to nearly 20,000 €. The restoration work was carried out in Fritz Neuser's own workshop, which is reflected in the car's excellent condition. There are no signs of corrosion on the red bodywork, which is set off by Momo aftermarket wheels, while the glass and trim are in good condition. The leatherette interior, the subject of an older restoration, is in decent condition and all the car's equipment, including the instruments and controls, is present. It has been enhanced by the addition of a radio, while a period accessory gear knob has been fitted. The engine bay has been well looked after and reveals Alfa's famous four-cylinder twin-cam engine, fed by two Weber carburettors. The GT 1300 Junior Zagato is one of the most exclusive versions of the Alfa Romeo Giulia. Unveiled at the 1969 Turin Motor Show, it had distinctive bodywork produced by Zagato to a design by Ercole Spada. True to Zagato's tradition, the coupé had clean and flowing lines with a sporty appearance, and featured elegant headlamps under a plexiglass cover and lightweight bodywork with some parts made from aluminium or plexiglass. With 1108 cars built, it is a rare model which offers a combination of elegance, exclusivity and agile handling. Ideal characteristics for any lover of sporting machinery.