Post a pic of your alfa!

[Lotus67]

We stayed in the tent-cabins as well, and even in October with 30-40f nights the entire place was packed. Didn't plan on spending the night there but took a wrong turn and ended up in Yosemite at 8pm and was 100mi from the nearest hotel. It was still a great drive in and out of the place, little traffic when leaving on Saturday morning.

[NikiphorosAR]

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Originally Posted by gtv11636 Different trunk floor, different half shafts, one of the watt links is different to make room for the rear exhaust, flex discs and whole driveshaft different, suspension is execly the same! only difference in suspension are the torsion bars wich are a bit thicker. Rear brake rotors are the same but not the same! they have 10mm holes insted of 8! thats becous the bolts are 10mm insted of 8 in the 4 cylinder car.

[JacoAlfa]

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Originally Posted by SZ00044 Hello, I registered this forum today! Here are some pics of my Alfa garage:

[Alfa-Red-GTC-66]

Pisa - November 8, 2009

Here you are! ... Look at my just restored 1966 Giulia GTC 105.29, one of the only 99 RHD exemplars ever produced on a total of 1000 GTCs built by Carrozzeria Touring for Alfa Romeo, between 1964 and 1966!

Kind regards

Giovanni

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Originally Posted by Slapbass Might as well start a new alfa owner's car picture thread! Post a picture of your car in it's sexiest pose I'll start with my own More like non-op pose If we can get enough pictures, maybe the thread will even become stickied! edit: my car runs now! wooohooo (well... it's running a little smoother)

[gmack]

Here in Minnesota, we're pretty thrilled to get a decent November weather weekend like we've just had. 60+ degrees and dry. Next week it'll drop back to seasonal 40s and keep heading down with snow, etc. not far off. I put off getting the cars tucked in longer than usual this year and lucked out with some extra miles and one last Cars and Coffee event on Saturday. (the usual, too many new German cars, Lambos, one other lone spider and a pesky herd of old Brits.)

I have a 3 plus garage out here in the 'burbs. In the summer, I put my daily driver (TSX) outside, and park my very understanding, beautiful and did I say patient wife's RAV4 inside with the Alfas for extra breathing room for projects, etc.

As you can see from the photos, I use roller dollies to snug both cars up tight to reclaim as much room as possible and to all 4 in for the long winter. Still easy to access if I need to get at something.

I have one winter project lined up, redoing the seats in the spider, but then what?

Gmack
Minneapolis
74 GTV
69 Spider

[Anfanuts]

That's nice that they can spoon and snuggle and keep each other company through the long cold winter. I can see I could fit another Alfa in my garage with those dollies. I could end up out there also though. Hmmmmm . . .

[oz3litre]

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Originally Posted by gmack As you can see from the photos, I use roller dollies to snug both cars up tight to reclaim as much room as possible and to all 4 in for the long winter. Still easy to access if I need to get at something. Gmack Minneapolis 74 GTV 69 Spider

[Zola Racing]

This is me racing at Monza 2009 at the Coppa Intereuropa Historic.....

[Zola Racing]

This is my other race car project, this is how i bought it....


And this is it now - 'Work in Progress'

[endel]

It's tough to put it away for the winter, Every milk run now takes 3 hours.

[garwood1]

Now THAT is a nice car, endel.....just gorgeous ! Love the wheels.

[clivethai]

I am looking at buying what looks like a 101 1600 Giulietta spider 1962 but it has a chasis # AR110763 which relates to an earlier saloon I attach photos and look forward to comments

[76Satisfaction]

1976 Alfetta GT with 43,321 original US miles.

[73veloce]

Very nice 'fetta. I have not seen it in that color before. Nice example.

[spiderrey]

Thats a beautiful Alfa. I had a 76 sprint Veloce, to bad it was rusted out.