[andreatrst]

Picked from an old super-8mm.
Ciao

 

[Gordon Raymond]

Excellent! I have one of myself in my Giulia AUSCA spider 45 years ago but it is not digital, so I photographed it here. Great shot from when these cars were new!

 

[fgsavoia]

Great shots. This is a fine idea for a thread related to period family/cars photo. I have a 1968 portrait of my father near his stepnose. I must find it and scan it.

 

[Nicola]

Excellent! I have one of myself in my Giulia AUSCA spider 45 years ago but it is not digital, so I photographed it here. Great shot from when these cars were new!

Gordon -
I'm thinking that the car has stood the test of time..
The driver??????

 

[jerry Quinlisk]

Excellent! I have one of myself in my Giulia AUSCA spider 45 years ago but it is not digital, so I photographed it here. Great shot from when these cars were new!

Did the car come in that box behind it in the photo ? Nice photo by the way

 

[Subtle]

In the day, the head scarf was the fashion when driving in an open car.

Audrey Hepburn. (sigh)

Tried to get Lois to wear one.

No--but she looks as good as Hepburn in a cloche hat she wears.

 

[andreatrst]

Camping with Alfa in 60's

Again mum, camping with dad, I suppose in Holland during 60’s. Nice rack, isn’t it?
Ciao

 

[andreatrst]

Giulia in the ferry ….

...from Copenhagen to Oslo, summer 1990. Was an unforgettable tour, from Italy to Norway.
Ciao

 

[green 69 gtv]

This is a great thread! If it were open to other cars, I'd post a pic of my parents heading off on their honeymoon in 1946 (in the Austrian Alps) in a '40s era BMW riding on some jeep tires they scavenged.

Regardless, I think the rack on the alfa provides a great perspective for evaluating arguments of "original" versus "restored" debates found elsewhere on the BB. These were always enthusiast cars, modified as needed to get the most out of them.

 

[jerry Quinlisk]

Again mum, camping with dad, I suppose in Holland during 60’s. Nice rack, isn’t it?
Ciao

Mum's quite a looker, thanks for posting

 

[Gordon Raymond]

This IS getting to be a great thread! I have NOT held up as well as my AUSCA spider.
I LOVE the Giulia on the ferry. Got any more pictures Andre?
Jerry, the Alfa DID live in the box until I rebuilt my garage! I wasn't about to leave it in the weather! That 1/4 inch plywood box even had a padlocked and hinged front door!

 

[andreatrst]

Waiting for boarding

Here you are the Giulia waiting for boarding.
Can't remember if in Denmark or Norway....
Ciao