07-23-2007, 12:54 PM
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Romeo/Romeo 2/Romeo 3 Pictures
PLEASE POST PICTURES OF YOUR (OR ANYONE'S FOR THAT MATTER) ROMEOS HERE!!
It's small and low-quality, but here's a picture of my mother's Romeo 2 transporter (1961). I'll post more pictures when I go home in a few weeks.
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1991 Spider Veloce/1967 Sprint GTV (in Japan  )/1970 300SEL 6.3 (in Japan too  )
My mother owns 25 alfas 
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07-23-2007, 04:38 PM
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I could really use one of those to bring a car to the National Convention next week..........think she would let me borrow it!!??
Never mind, how much would it cost to ship it over???!! 
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07-23-2007, 05:18 PM
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The "box" at the back is pretty short. It's wide enough at 7' but lengthwise, it's a tight fit even with a bumperless 750 Spider!! She planned to transport her GTAJr with it, but it turned out to be way too short for that purpose... She wants to have it extended by 2' or so but I am opposed to that idea, just because I want it to be all original when I inherit it  .
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[SIZE="3"][B][FONT="Arial"]Taiga [I]"Tiger"[/I] Inoue[/FONT][/B][/SIZE]
1991 Spider Veloce/1967 Sprint GTV (in Japan )/1970 300SEL 6.3 (in Japan too )
My mother owns 25 alfas
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07-24-2007, 07:44 AM
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Fix up the insides and turn it into a motor-home! Be greatt at the track or any event! Big comfy couch, refridgerator, TV............ 
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07-24-2007, 04:20 PM
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Fix up the insides and turn it into a motor-home! Be greatt at the track or any event! Big comfy couch, refridgerator, TV............
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Tiger: Excuse my ignorance if this is well know info, but tell me about your mother and how she's come to have 25 Alfas?? Is she looking to adopt any fully grown children??
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07-24-2007, 09:23 PM
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I haven't talked much about how she ended up with them yet, and here's a short version of it: She got her first Alfa (and still her favorite), '70 GT1300Jr back in '91 and the rest just kept coming. She's sold quite a few of them too but she also kept buying more and more . Unlike most of other females, she's not interested in expensive clothes, brand-name shoes or jewery at all, and I feel so blessed to be her only son !! I am going home in a few weeks so I will post picutres of her cars if I have time to do so.
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Tiger: Excuse my ignorance if this is well know info, but tell me about your mother and how she's come to have 25 Alfas?? Is she looking to adopt any fully grown children?? |
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1991 Spider Veloce/1967 Sprint GTV (in Japan )/1970 300SEL 6.3 (in Japan too )
My mother owns 25 alfas
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07-25-2007, 10:03 AM
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I haven't talked much about how she ended up with them yet, and here's a short version of it: She got her first Alfa (and still her favorite), '70 GT1300Jr back in '91 and the rest just kept coming. She's sold quite a few of them too but she also kept buying more and more . Unlike most of other females, she's not interested in expensive clothes, brand-name shoes or jewery at all, and I feel so blessed to be her only son !! I am going home in a few weeks so I will post picutres of her cars if I have time to do so. |
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Here is my Romeo 2 pick-up, originally made by Alfa Romeo as a pick-up in '62and unrestorated as the picture shows
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Has anyone actually ever seen one of the Romeo taxi-cabs?
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10-18-2007, 05:30 PM
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What a beauty! Thanks for posting the photo.
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FANTASTIC ROMEO 2 |
10-31-2007, 01:04 PM
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About pictures of Romeo van's
Hello !
As fairly new to Your forum on "Romeo's" and everything Alfa I found a link to a publisher in Italy that has books on commercial vehicles, among them "Camion Alfa-Romeo" follow the posted link I'll order my book any day now.
Fondazione Negri onlus : edizioni e fotografia
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11-30-2007, 05:08 PM
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Wow- maybe I can sell my wife's Ford Freestyle and talk her into using it as our kid-hauler. Paint and hubcaps are a matter of personal taste, though. Still wish I'd bought one of the ARI service vans...
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Link is wrong, and the website says it was sold...
Cars for sale: Axel Schuette |
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