About the Giulia Spider Archive

What this is

An editorial archive, not a shop: a knowledgebase of verified, marque-specific reference on the Giulia Spider — its Normale and Veloce variants, what to check when buying, and how to look after one. It exists to gather scattered, often Italian-language knowledge into one clear, honest English-language resource.

How it's written

Every figure is checked against reliable sources rather than repeated from memory, and where something cannot be verified it is flagged rather than guessed. Corrections, period documents and first-hand knowledge from owners are genuinely welcome — the archive improves when people who know these cars get in touch.

The featured car

The featured car, RCA 379B, is a 1964 right-hand-drive Giulia Spider studied and photographed by kind permission of its owner, a friend of the archive. It is not our car; being able to look at a real example closely informs how these pages are written.

Who writes it

The archive is written and maintained by Nathan Devonshire, an independent classic-car enthusiast in North Yorkshire, England. It is one of a small family of single-marque archives, alongside sister sites on the AC Aceca and the Triumph Stag.

• MG T-Series (mgtseries.com) — the definitive reference for the MG T-Series, the TA to TF of 1936–1955.
• AC Aceca (acaceca.com) — the definitive reference for the AC Aceca and its Bristol engine.
• Triumph Stag (triumphstag.org) — the definitive reference for the Triumph Stag and its Italian-designed V8.

Get in touch

Corrections, additions, missing sources, offers of photographs or documents — all welcome. Please use the form below. If you own a Giulia Spider, you can also add it to the registry.