Alfa Romeo Giulia TZ

290 x 248 mm
1500 pages
1251 black and white photos and 299 color photos as well as 139 contemporary documents
German and English

Alfa Romeo Giulia TZ
Documentation and register by Martin Übelher and Patrick Dasse

Sixty years ago in November 1963 the Alfa Romeo Giulia TZ made its competition debut at the Tour de Corse. The name Tubolare Zagato refers to the tubular space frame as well as the designer of the bodywork. The Giulia TZ would become one of the most successful models in Alfa Romeos long history of winning cars.

The publication consists of five volumes with a total of 1500 pages.

The first two volumes provide an in depth documentation of the development of the Giulia TZ and the racing history of the factory cars.

Giulia TZ Volume 1
300 pages with 329 black and white photos 53 color photos and 1 contemporary document

Giulia TZ Volume 2
300 pages with 318 black and white photos and 73 color photos

Volumes 3 4 and 5 contain a complete register of all Giulia TZ cars built including ownership history license plates and race participations up to the end of homologation in 1974 where attribution to individual cars was possible. Volume 5 also includes an extensive appendix with contemporary documents including homologation papers and a technical bulletin for race preparation.

Giulia TZ Volume 3
300 pages with 258 black and white photos 62 color photos and 1 contemporary document

Giulia TZ Volume 4
300 pages with 214 black and white photos 71 color photos and 4 contemporary documents

Giulia TZ Volume 5
300 pages with 132 black and white photos 40 color photos and 133 contemporary documents

Dr Marco Fazio former head of the Alfa Romeo in house archive Automobilismo Storico Alfa Romeo Centro Documentazione granted the authors access to previously unpublished documents relating to the Giulia TZ. The meticulous evaluation of these sources took several years. The vast majority of photographs published in this work had never been released before.