Our 164 daily drivers now make a Threesome

[Alfisto Steve]

Romeo, Romeo; Romeo where Art is Three

Well, we are a total Alfa 164 family affair now here in Virginia Beach. Since Mar's GC Jeep lost cool A/C due to a LEAKING evaporator buried deep within the dash, we had to press our Rosso 93L into service for her to drive.

Shot some pictures earlier today of our pretty maids all in a row and also set up as an Alfa train at our beach house.

[jwehler]

Looks like the Alfa assembly line! ......but you need joe's green one and my gray one to nearly complete the list. Blackie is unfortunately grounded.

Great show Steve.

[Peter]

that looks really sweet!

[john.harrill]

Those are some good-looking tails.

[AlexGS]

Very nice Steve...
You must have some free time on your hands to be starting these threads

I actually find the houses interesting to look at (though that yellow house next door is not so aesthetic, to my eyes) - interesting because in New Zealand we live mostly in single-level dwellings. Some people here (usually on a hill) have a house with two levels, but houses over there appear to be three or more storey - with external steps, so you must have a lot of space inside.

I like the patriotic flying of flags too - don't know why people never do that here. And that's an interesting lantern with a 'barber pole' - hard to miss that when reversing?

The silver 164 is especially elegant, isn't it. The lower body colour co-ordinates really well with the silver, and also I notice it's quite a warm silver, not the usual blue-ish silver of other executive cars.

-Alex

[Alfisto Steve]

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Originally Posted by AlexGS Very nice Steve... You must have some free time on your hands to be starting these threads I actually find the houses interesting to look at (though that yellow house next door is not so aesthetic, to my eyes) - interesting because in New Zealand we live mostly in single-level dwellings. Some people here (usually on a hill) have a house with two levels, but houses over there appear to be three or more storey - with external steps, so you must have a lot of space inside. I like the patriotic flying of flags too - don't know why people never do that here. And that's an interesting lantern with a 'barber pole' - hard to miss that when reversing? The silver 164 is especially elegant, isn't it. The lower body colour co-ordinates really well with the silver, and also I notice it's quite a warm silver, not the usual blue-ish silver of other executive cars. -Alex