Alfa Romeo Giulia TZ book

Alfa Romeo Giulia TZ
Size: 29 x 24,8 cm
Weight: 8,2 kg
Language: English – German
Authors: Martin Übelher & Patrick Dasse
ISBN 978-3-87166-086-3
Free shipping within Germany.
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Review by Pete Vack, photos from the book

We have come to the end of a very enjoyable long and winding road, following the delightful lives of the Alfa Giulia TZ. In front of us are five volumes, each with approximately 300 pages and as many photos for a grand total of roughly 1500 pages and thousands of images, black and white, color, and documents which focus on only 117 very special Alfas built from 1963 to 1966.

This is a gift, as if someone up there said, hey, here is the detailed history of the car you loved best; you may not be able to afford the car itself, but this is the next thing to it. From development details to an owner’s manual, this has it all.

Review by Pete Vack

The bulk of Martin Übelher & Patrick Dasse’s five volume set consists of a register (competition history) of the TZ1 and TZ2 cars by chassis numbers. Volume 3 covers AR 750001 to 750145; Volume 4 from AR 750146 to 750106; Volume 5 covers the remaining eleven TZs, chassis AR 750107 to 750117 (in addition to tech information on the TZ).

Review by Pete Vack, Photos from the book

Alfa Romeo Giulia TZ
Size: 29 x 24,8 cm
Weight: 8,2 kg
Language: English – German
Authors: Martin Übelher & Patrick Dasse
ISBN 978-3-87166-086-3
Free shipping within Germany.
Order here

Read Review of V1

Volume two of five naturally begins where V1 left off, chronicling the events of the second half of 1964 beginning with the Cesana-Sestriere hillclimb on the 26th of July and continuing to the end of the Le Mans race of 1966.