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They just called it a copy of a "Barchetta" which just means little boat in Italian. Remember the famous Ferrari 166 Barchetta?
So I don't know if this was maybe a 1900 iron block series from the early 50s...? Oh yeah, in poking around for images just now, I think it was a 1900SS. Looking at some of these pics, I'd say the "copy" is maybe prettier and more graceful than a lot of them. They were all a little different, or by different coachbuilders.
The poster said it has a Fiat 1100 front suspension, an Alfa 116 engine, Alfa 105 gearbox, and the correct wheelbase and track. Tubular chassis, alum and steel body. It's all hand-fabricated, and "pretty quick," he said. For sale for the right price....but it's in Indonesia....
Pretty damn sweet car. And no patterns to follow, just wizardry with metal!
Ooo..I just found this supplier called Mr Fiat with every weird little rubber part and boot and window seal and taillights. Seat frames, switches, windshield gaskets...pretty great selection for restorations. In Atlanta.
Like look at these - they can get you a complete rear fender panel, from the original dies...$1800+, but what would the labor cost you to rebuilt that shape?
Mr Fiat does have a lot of good parts. I will be placing an order with them in the future.
Speaking of new stuff, I dropped my Nardi wheel off with a guy to be restored. He does some amazing work. He can also build a custom wood rimed wheel in any size for $1500 (He said he could build a 13 inch replica of my Nardi that would look identical, only smaller and much more strong.) I can't wait to see my wheel when its done.
"Custom hand made toolroom copy of 1953 Alfa Romeo barchetta. Tubular chassis taken from Conrero drawings and photos. All alloy doors, bonnet and boot including frames. body is in thin steel. Beautifully proportioned and with perfect dimensions from every angle. Correct 220 wheelbase and front /rear track. Fitted with Alfa type 116 1800 engine and Alfa type 105 1750 gearbox. Modern race pedal set-up with adjustable bias. 16" wires, discs front. 1950s Salisbury back axle with rear drums. Will easily accomodate drivers 6'2"."
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These make my Sprint look flawless! oddly enough one of them has the same damage to the nose that mine does. Might be a few useable parts, but that is about it. http://www.ebay.com/itm/291747997626?rmvSB=true
These make my Sprint look flawless! oddly enough one of them has the same damage to the nose that mine does. Might be a few useable parts, but that is about it. http://www.ebay.com/itm/291747997626?rmvSB=true
Will
Crap! I bet that mess is worth 3300.00 to someone. These aluminum brake drums cant be cheap
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