Provence Moulage The Giulia TZ (Tubolare Zagato) was unveiled at the Turin Motor Show in November 1962.
With its handmade aluminum body and the tubular frame that gave the car its name, the TZ1—despite being a competition machine—possesses a beauty that continues to captivate the hearts of *Alfisti* to this day.
This model kit was produced by Provence Moulage. It features a detail that differs slightly from the familiar TZ: the headlights.
The Giulia TZ shown at the Turin Motor Show was a prototype that featured rectangular headlights—a configuration used only for that event—before a design change prior to production resulted in the switch to round headlights.
It is an episode that reflects the history of Alfa Romeo and Zagato working together to harmonize engineering and design.
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