Giulietta 750/101-series gathering

The Giulietta was presented to the public in 1954 at the Turin Motor Show. The first sketches were by Franco Scaglione and Mario Boano, the design was completed by Nuccio Bertone. This concerned the Sprint coupe model.

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The Berlina and Spider (the latter designed by Pinin Farina) came onto the market in 1955. A number of derivates followed later, such as the elegant Sprint Speciale and the Sprint Zagato. The Giulietta remained in production until 1962. To distinguish the model from the later Giulietta models (1977 and 2010), the cars are also referred to as the 750/101 series.

To celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Giulietta, the SCARB, in collaboration with the Dutch Giulietta Register, founded in 2001, organizes an exhibition of the various models, with a target of 50 Giuliettas. On Sunday the cars can participate in the parade.

Safety/requirements

  • All cars will follow the pace car at a modest speed.
  • For safety reasons, children under the age of 16 are not permitted in the car.
  • Parade on Sunday.
  • Signing of a disclaimer is mandatory for both driver and passengers.
  • No fee.
  • For Giuliettas of the 750 and 101 series.

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