Sorry about the cross posting but it was suggested that I should try here...
I'm hoping there are a few old timers here that might help me restore this badge.... It came attached to the back of my '74 Spider
The California Sports Car Club is now associated with the SCCA but I can't seem to find any more info than that on the web. I'm looking for a good image of the logo to help me freshen this badge up... Primarily the car in the center of the logo.
Go to tamsoldracecarsite.com and other sites and poke around; there were two rival clubs in SoCal in the 50s/60s. If I remember right Cal Club was originally independent, and the stronger of the two over the SCCA region in the area. Eventually an accord was reached and I think Cal Club became the SCCA region. Any of Art Evans's books will cover this in detail.
A new bill is running its course though the CA legislature. CA Assembly Bill 210. It will extend the smog cutoff year from 1975 to 1983.
Please support any way you can. Sign anything you can find. Do an internet search. Lots of Hot Rod and Classic Car websites have updates and give instructions...
So at some point in the past few years, the California year of manufacture plate program was extended to 1980. Previously it stopped at 1969. This means you can now get classic blue plates for your 1970-1980 California titled vehicle. Form is available here...
I'm looking for a recommendation on a shop (or an individual) who can do some reasonably simple machining on an Alfa part. Silicon Valley or Peninsula preferred.
To all - The Bay Area Spring Fling is coming up this weekend look forward to seeing all the great Alfa's. Put all activities aside and enjoy a fun day out! see you there.
Umpteenth Bay Area Alfa Romeo swap meet, Saturday May 18, 9 to noon, shine, rain, other. Free for buyers, sellers, lookyloos. Cars, parts, literature, must be Alfa-related.
This year back on the Peninsula, at:
Noto Motors
906 Industrial Ave.
Palo Alto, CA 94303
Let me know if you have...
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