GTP Cool Wall: 1964-1965 Alfa Romeo Giulia TZ

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1964-1965 Alfa Romeo Giulia TZ


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1964-1965 Alfa Romeo Giulia TZ nominated by @All Your Base
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Engines: 1.6L I4
Power: 112 hp
Torque: 98 lb-ft.
Weight: 658 kg
Transmission: 5-speed manual
Drivetrain: Front engine, rear wheel drive
Body Styles: 2-door coupe
Additional Info: "At the beginning of 1964 the TZ was homologated (100 units were needed for homologation) to the Gran Turismo category. After homologation it started to take more class wins in Europe and North-America. Of the first TZ, 112 units were built between 1963 and 1965. Only built as limited amount these TZ models are quite collectibles nowadays, listed price around 150,000-200,000 US dollars."​
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HP could be a bit more but hey, it's a '60s classic.

Sub-Zero
 
Super light 60's Italian sports car that looks stunning.

Sub Zero
 
Not as cool as the TZ2 but still cool.
 
60's Light Italian beauty.
 
One of the easiest cool wall decisions I'm going to make for a while.
 
Up to the B pillar, so incredibly pretty... the rear is a bit of a hotch-potch.

Still very cool.
 

Just the sound alone would be Sub-Zero.
 
112 horsepower and it doesn't say anything, and styling that would become famous. Sub zero
 
Wunibald Kamm's theory, in full effect. Sub zero.
 
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Beautiful, distinctive, nicely packaged, baby got kammback, etc.

SZ
 
Meh
 
When you wanted to choose cool but your touchscreen laptop is a troll and selected 'meh'... MY ACTUAL VOTE IS COOL CAN SOMEONE PLEASE LEMME CHANGE? ;_;
 
Sub zero. Love. The styling of 60's Italian sports cars.
 
SZ.
HP could be a bit more but hey, it's a '60s classic.

Sub-Zero
Considerably more power per pound than a first gen (Daimler Chrysler era) Chrysler 300 Touring--and with a lot less tire.
 
so THIS is where the TZ3 came from. Interesting.

High Cool for me.
 
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