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[carlo]

Hi,

interesting link.

Especially the 1946 Alfa Romeo 6C 2500!!!

I didn't know that this car survived.

Btw, they do not only have problems with the name Pininfarina

They should have used the name "Frua" as coachbuilder.
First this would be correct and further much easier to write than Pininfarina, lol.

Ciao Carlo

[Brianjonesphoto]

by the looks of it the 6c 2500 barely survived. It looks like it's just frontend body pannels and boxes of parts

[carlo]

oops,

before someone else does, I have to correct myself.

It's not confirmed that it was actually built by Frua.

You can find the photos of this car here:

http://www.pietro-frua.de/1946_alfa.htm

Ciao Carlo

[Mr. C.]

The Alfa shown is indeed a Pininfarina creation. It was not well received when first shown except of course by Mrs. Cuccioli for whom it was built.
to each his own

[Mr. C.]

Well it was by Pininfarina according to Michael Frostick's book on the "Master Coachbuilder". But it seems that British writers who write about Italian things never have anything proof read.

[dretceterini]

of this car totally restored is $200,000-$250,000...but it's going to take a LOT of money..

Cavecreek Classics has an ad in the recent Hemmings listing the type 35 for $2,900,000. Its Hemmings 50th Anniversery issue with a 50 page year by year listing each years Significant Auto news, first car listed is naturally the Alfa Giuletta Sprint