Post a pic of your alfa!

[giuliaforjulia]

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Originally Posted by Giulia Bianca @101/105 Guy, Randy What is the little blue sticker on the "S" ? nice pictures

[Giulia Bianca]

seems like it

[AlfaPDent]

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Originally Posted by JacoAlfa Really well mantained! It didn't look like a 179k kms-car. Mine has 145k kms but needs some "restoration", the front shows the "highway battle damages" and I need to replace the front lights - bit of fog in them, due to extensive use... Question: the front lights washers were standard in UK?

[B10Alpina]

My new 156 GTA SW -03
But it's dirty in ths photo..

[ecohen2]

Is that BMW in the background Levitating?

Nice car!

[Chi Si Dici]

This is my 1971 1750 GTV. I restored the car 14 years ago and is holding up quite well. I has a hot 1750 street engine prepared bt Mike Besic (Besic Motorsports). I will post pics of my other cars seperately.

[Chi Si Dici]

This is my first Alfa purchased. My son is in his second year of College and was his first ride home. You can see my '69 round tail spider in the background. The Giulietta Sprint (in Zagato Blue) is owned by my good frien Carlo of Modena Autobody.

[Chi Si Dici]

This is my 1969 1750 Spider Veloce. Purchased the car 11 years ago, I'm the second owner. Seller gave me box of info. / history documenting first oil change. Drove it home from New York (to Chicago), like a new car!

[endel]

You've got two beautiful cars there. How about some engine/interior pics on the GTV?

[Chi Si Dici]

I'll keep you guys up to date with the progress of my Super restoration. I'll have plenty of questions. I'll post pics of my engine next.

[beatle_bayly]

Chi Si Dici,

Thats an enviable collection. What's next ? You need a 101 in there, or a Monty ?

[Chi Si Dici]

I decided to restore my Giulia Super by using it's original 1600 engine. I figured, if it's good enough for a TZ, it's OK with my Super. The engine has been ported/ polished and balanced. The intake side gets 11 mil. cams & oversized valves, the exhaust side gets new standard valves and european 10 mil cam. I hope to restore and keep alive an important aspect of Alfa Sedan history.

The decision of color will be difficult. The car was originally "Alfa Green", seller re-painted using "British Racing Green". While I like the "British Green", I cannot stand repeating the word "British", therefore thinking about the original Alfa factry color. I have seen a beautiful Red/Burgundy color with tobacco interior. Anyway, we shall see.

[Chi Si Dici]

A Montreal may be in the making? Just love them! Most underated Alfa. Pictures do them little justice. I have actually looked into purchasing an 8c, I was told that connections not availability of funds was first hurdle.

Thanks for the compliments "beatle bayly".

[Chi Si Dici]

"beatle bayly",

I just realized that your '66 Giulia is the car that I have been lusting after. The interior is the most beautiful that I have ever seen! That's the truth. I hope you don't mind if I contact you for info. regarding the interior and other bits.

[JacoAlfa]

Some times ago in Bolzano was a really nice '71 Monty. In black, with black leather/red upholstery. It had the "ASI TARGA ORO" (the golden plate of Italian Historic Car Club).
Price around 15.000,- €.
That can be a good export project