Alfa Romeo GT Junior: The Story

The iconic #AlfaRomeo #Bertone Coupés from the 105-Series have become a firm favorite on the international classic car market, and it’s easy to see why. Cars just aren’t allowed to look this good anymore, as none of these delightful curves were traced with safety and aerodynamics in mind. Every detail, inside and out, is functional yet delightfully stylish at the same time. Yet, in a world where each one of these seems destined to become yet another ludicrously expensive restomod, it’s truly refreshing to sample an all-original survivor like this 1973 GT #Junior. The GT Junior was an entry-level model first introduced in 1966. The “Junior“ moniker referred to the smaller 1.3 liters twin-cam engine that translated into a much lower road tax, while the pared-back standard equipment brought the GT Junior’s price comfortably under two million Italian lire, widening its market appeal considerably. The exclusive merchandise you can buy to support my channel: My automotiv