Alfasud Giardinetta website

[Alfa_Japan]

All,

I have made a website about the Alfasud Giardinetta. The target is to put as much information as possible on this site. Also including information about the survivors and the destroyed vehicles including chassis numbers, colours, photos and other information. This website is still under construction and therefore not all sections are fully functional yet, but a start has been made.

This is basically a request to (previous) Giardinetta owners all over the world to complement my website with their information. Are you a (previous) owner and are you willing to share some information to make the website more interesting and more complete, please send me a PM.

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Thanks in advance to anyone who takes the effort to reply

[giardinetta]

It's looking great,I wonder how many are still on the road

[Serpent33]

Hey congrats to the rare find. I believe those look like 14 inch speedlines. If I'm not wrong, those are the lightest 14 alloys that came with any Alfa boxer. I'm sure you'll enjoy this hobby everyone else here shares. Be it made it a super joyride or restore back to factory specs. Good luck.

[giardinetta]

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Originally Posted by Serpent33 Hey congrats to the rare find. I believe those look like 14 inch speedlines. If I'm not wrong, those are the lightest 14 alloys that came with any Alfa boxer. I'm sure you'll enjoy this hobby everyone else here shares. Be it made it a super joyride or restore back to factory specs. Good luck.

[giardinetta]

Now I'm looking at alfa-japan's website I think you meant his wheels,these are campagnolo campanatura wheels 5x13.
Sorry.

[Serpent33]

My mistake. Campanatura Cromodoras. I'm still keeping the 14's because of the weight.

[giardinetta]

Well I was wrong as well,writing down campagnolo!