04-27-2008, 08:17 AM
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This is my Berlina 2000 from 1972.
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04-27-2008, 11:49 AM
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KAS,
Very nice looking Berlina with Turbina wheels. Any interior and engine bay pictures?
Giorgio
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04-27-2008, 12:58 PM
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KAS,
Very nice looking Berlina with Turbina wheels. Any interior and engine bay pictures?
Giorgio
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"Achievement of your happiness is the only moral purpose of your life." - Ayn Rand
(That's why she drove an Alfa and then bought a Ferrari  )
Randy's Italian Lot:
1979 Spt. Sdn. "Cecilia" A rustfree Alfetta 
1990 Mondial T Cabrio - OH MY GOD! Metallic Nirvana
1979 Sport Sedan Alfamatic For sale... "soon"
(1 or 2 more Sport Sedan parts cars.)
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"Griswold" and never-driven '74 series 2 to Harry Riley
"Isabel" traded for "Cecilia"
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04-27-2008, 02:07 PM
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Very nice kas.......Intiriorreee...????
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04-28-2008, 10:47 AM
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Thank you guys. Okay. Interior of the Berlina. In the meantime i fitted a period stereo casette in that hole of the dash.
And the enginebay.
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04-28-2008, 12:53 PM
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Beautiful interior!!
I noticed you have 2 additional switches on the center console, what are these, power windows?
Are those Dellorto carbs?
Giorgio
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'71 Euro Berlina 2000 (on a restoration process)
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'87 Milano Verde
'87 Milano Platinum
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04-28-2008, 01:41 PM
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Correct, Dellorto`s. And those two switches.... i gues that they are switches for foglamps at the front and 1 in the back. There`s a hole in the rearbumper en 2 in the frontbumper. Those in the frontbumper are covered by chrome plates to hide those nasty holes. Maybe i fit foglamps in the future but i`m affraid they spoiled the looks.
Maybe you`ve noticed the electronic ignition. That`s a modification and it works very well.
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05-04-2008, 09:03 PM
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Sunday drive....69 berlina
Weather was superb......had to go for a ride....
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05-05-2008, 12:22 AM
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Weather was superb......had to go for a ride....
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Sorry to be so crass, but I have wanted a Berlina since 1973, but now it just seems like the only way to get one worth having is go all out like you did. I've got to know how far from sensible it would take me to get there. OK?
Best regards,
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"Achievement of your happiness is the only moral purpose of your life." - Ayn Rand
(That's why she drove an Alfa and then bought a Ferrari )
Randy's Italian Lot:
1979 Spt. Sdn. "Cecilia" A rustfree Alfetta
1990 Mondial T Cabrio - OH MY GOD! Metallic Nirvana
1979 Sport Sedan Alfamatic For sale... "soon"
(1 or 2 more Sport Sedan parts cars.)
Ex:
"Griswold" and never-driven '74 series 2 to Harry Riley
"Isabel" traded for "Cecilia"
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05-05-2008, 04:21 PM
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1969 Berlina...
 Randy.....This project is still ongoing....therefore....i dont have an exact figure...yet...but .....not cheap....heres a few more..enjoy.
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05-05-2008, 10:15 PM
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Whew!!! What a doll!!! Please just give me an idea - are we around Mondial territory or still shy, or blew right by?
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"Achievement of your happiness is the only moral purpose of your life." - Ayn Rand
(That's why she drove an Alfa and then bought a Ferrari )
Randy's Italian Lot:
1979 Spt. Sdn. "Cecilia" A rustfree Alfetta
1990 Mondial T Cabrio - OH MY GOD! Metallic Nirvana
1979 Sport Sedan Alfamatic For sale... "soon"
(1 or 2 more Sport Sedan parts cars.)
Ex:
"Griswold" and never-driven '74 series 2 to Harry Riley
"Isabel" traded for "Cecilia"
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05-06-2008, 09:10 AM
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Hey Gifford....hope all is well with you...i see that you have done quite a bit ..transforming the super ...good job...
Randy lee....ill keep you posted..further on the berlina...all the best guys...H.
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Haig....well done, that's a lovely Berlina. I'm in the middle of restoring an identical car (although RHD).
Just a few quick questions, I notice the headrests on the front seats, did you use 2000 seats? My seats need recovering, so I'm thinking I'll use the seats from the 2lt parts car, although purists may criticise this cause it's not original.
Also, what suspension and wheel/tyre combo are you using? It looks slightly lower than standard ride height. I want mine to sit a fraction lower still I think.
Would love to see more pics, particularly of engine bay!
Damien
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'95 Peugeot 306 S16 - gone, but not forgotten
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05-07-2008, 03:11 PM
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Damo,
If you go back to the earlier posts..page 1 2 and 3....there are a few posts showing the interior...engine bay...ride height etc..etc..
The head rests are the same..just re-upholstered...and they are not from a later model....also the engine is a 2 liter..and not 1750...
As for the ride height....which will follow next month...we are experimenting with 3 sets of spare wheels and tire sets in the trunk...which is adding weight ,creating that low profile in the rear....so.....we are about to keep that profile in the rear....and lower the front ...to balance....
Also ..in later posts..i discussed the issues of fitting the 28 mm offset panasports...and tires... without any rubbing issues...etc....
Heres another engine bay photo...enjoy..and good luck with your right hand drive
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