[davisfamily]

My dad and I were looking through his old photos and found this one of the car after its last repaint to resale red. The photo clearly shows that there are no window frames. He also remembers there being a "Conrero" badge or sticker on the front fender, and he indicated that this was a "hot-rod" version of this particular model, with Koni adjustables and a tuned Abarth exhaust. He can't remember any more specifics. The car currently has a normal 1963 Giulia TI 1600cc engine in it, replaced after the original 1300cc block cracked. I have pictures of the original cylinder head off the car with an exhaust valve completely burnt up, also showing the original Webers.
I keep finding more and more out about the car, and I owe a lot of it to the expertise and helpfullness of the Forum members. Thanks!!
Dan Davis
Counting down to Dec. 28th (Resurrection Day)!