The Alfa Thread

[freeride53]

So much love for everything going on here. The new Alfa's are beautiful.
Probably one of the only new cars I'd buy (if I could).

Rlowey, your GTV looks fantastic. Loving the GTA style wide bodywork.

[rloewy]

Rlowey, your GTV looks fantastic. Loving the GTA style wide bodywork.

Thanks. I bring it every once in a while to Cbad Cars.

[JRKOUPE]

rl

love old 911's...and gtv's...and gta's(m).. a real rs....yikes...

more pics of your wide momma!!!

[freeride53]

Thanks. I bring it every once in a while to Cbad Cars.

I'm gonna definitely try to make it out to Cbad C&C in 2015. :up:


Another one for the thread. Spotted this lovely rustic example in Berkeley last summer.

[LateFan]

Berkeley, Boulder, Tacoma…seems like that's where the old Alfas live….besides SoCal of course.

[LateFan]

1962 Giulia Sprint restoration in progress

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[rloewy]

rl

more pics of your wide momma!!!

Sure:

[LateFan]

Those are great wheels.

[rloewy]

These are vintage 7'' Melber wheels. Were sold by Shankle in the late 70s early 80s. Pretty rare, esecially in widths over 6'' from my understanding.

[BlackbirdM3]

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That would be a rare very late 1600 101 series Sprint. I'm sort of looking for a 1600 for my project. My 101 was the 198th one off the production line and is part 750 series and part 101 series and is listed on the data plates as both. The Alfa data place lists it as a 101, the NSU German market plate lists it as a 750B.



Will

[rloewy]

That would be a rare very late 1600 101 series Sprint. I'm sort of looking for a 1600 for my project. My 101 was the 198th one off the production line and is part 750 series and part 101 series and is listed on the data plates as both. The Alfa data place lists it as a 101, the NSU German market plate lists it as a 750B.

This is so cool. The early Sprints are so pretty. A worthy project if there ever was one.