Flashback to 2024 when editor-at-large Jethro Bovingdon got to spend some time with the half a million dollar Alfaholics Giulia Super-R 270. Alfaholics history goes back to the 1970's when Founder Richard Banks raced Alfa Romeos in all kinds of racing series. He later founded Alfaholics in 1999 where they offered a full range of parts for Giulia models from 1963–78, with performance upgrades offered alongside the standard stuff. When Richard's sons, Max and Andrew, joined the business in 2004 and '06, respectively, the purchase of a new building with a large workshop in Bristol, England, allowed Alfaholics to build the ultimate expression of a Giulia coupe: the carbon-fiber-bodied GTA-R 290. If Pagani and Dallara collaborated on a Seventies Alfa Romeo race car, it might end up looking a little like the GTA-R 290. We got our hands on the 4-door variant, the Super-R 270, and it's equally as cool. What do you think of the Alfaholics Giulia Super-R 270? #FlashbackFriday #alfaholics #...