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Atound 20 years ago, Alfa-Milano on La Cienega Blvd. in Los Angeles has a sister car being stored there. My guess is that the running gear was taken to make a replica of a more sporting Alfa of the period.Here are the photos in case it disappears from Craigslist.
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It looks like the 6C 2300B SS Corto Pescara from this page.
Very sad. Fncken replicas. Hate them with a passion!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Atound 20 years ago, Alfa-Milano on La Cienega Blvd. in Los Angeles has a sister car being stored there. My guess is that the running gear was taken to make a replica of a more sporting Alfa of the period.
Sad...
Here are the photos in case it disappears from Craigslist.
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It looks like the 6C 2300B SS Corto Pescara from this page.
Welcome to AlfaBB, lisalodi!My husband bought this car and is in the process of restoring it. I know there were very few produced and so it's difficult to find out information about the car. Does anybody know where we can find such information? He's looking for VIN numbers, door hinges, spare tire cover, frame and many more parts. Please help if you can!! Thanks![]()
OK. You may want to start with Fusi's production numbers listed in this thread, which lists the chassis numbers by production year. Then, you may want to contact the AROC Library and ask Jim (papajam on AlfaBB) if they have any 6C 2300 manuals (currently none are listed but the list may be out of date). Third, you may want to contact the 6C 2500 register which also covers 6C 2300 B cars (click on the small label "English" to get parts of the pages in English language) and ask how many 6C 2300 B corto cars they have in the register, how many of them are in the USA, and if they have any manuals. Last but not least, you may also want to contact [email protected] and ask if they have any manuals (they may ask for a chassis number).Unfortunately I don't have that information. Any suggestions would be appreciated greatly!