A QUIZ - 6C and 8C info.

[Bob Zambelli]

OK, all you ALFA historians - here's a question.

As I've often stated, the 8C 2900 is probably my all-time favorite car. Yes, even over Ferrari.

But, to the question - how many cars carried the 6C or 8C designation???????

To my knowledge, there was a 6C-1750, an 8C-2300 and 2900 but how many others were of that followed that nomenclature?

You have 24 hours to complete this quiz!!!!!!!

Bob Z.

[dretceterini]

do you want all the sub-variations, such as
6c2300
6c2300B
6c2300 Pescara,
6c2300 Mille Miglia,
etc???

[Bob Zambelli]

I should have known that you'd be the first to reply. You have quite a knowledge of ALFA!!!

Actually, why not all the variants?

Was there ever a 4C designation?

I've owned ALFAs since the early 70s and I'm amazed at how much history there is on these remarkable cars.

YES!!!! more info.

Bob Z.

[dretceterini]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bob Zambelli I should have known that you'd be the first to reply. You have quite a knowledge of ALFA!!! Actually, why not all the variants? Was there ever a 4C designation? I've owned ALFAs since the early 70s and I'm amazed at how much history there is on these remarkable cars. YES!!!! more info. Bob Z.

[gtv2000]

Quote:

Originally Posted by dretceterini There are so many variations within a single model designation that perhaps the best thing would be just to use Fusi.

[dretceterini]

The cheaper, single volume of the Tabucchi book will give you an overview of Alfa history, and it's now cheap at Amazon. I think the original US price was $40.

http://www.amazon.com/Guide-Identifi.../dp/8879112333


This will also give you an idea what is involved, as there variations within the variations!

Scans of Fusi's Production Numbers (for reference, not dial-up friendly)