I am a big fan of the non traditional Italian car colors. Really like the green. Looks great. PS I do own a black spider and love it too. Heck guess I like Alfa’s in any color.None of this winter hibernation stuff.
If the roads are dry, I will drive the Spider.
I just won't drive it if the roads are wet or covered in salt
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I had a friend that was a polio survior, had a metal brace on his left leg, and he drove a mid-70's Alfa Spider. He used a refillable compressed air tank mounterd behind the seats and a pneumatic actuator to depress the clutch pedal. He never missed a shift. Drove the car for years.We need some rain to get the salt off the roads. I want to get all my driving in before mid-March as the foot surgeon is telling me no Alfa for three months after surgery. Can I work the clutch with a cane? (The car looks great!)
Maybe I can convince them that driving the car is physical and emotional therapy! The one I have to be worried about is "she that must be obeyed".I had a friend that was a polio survior, had a metal brace on his left leg, and he drove a mid-70's Alfa Spider. He used a refillable compressed air tank mounterd behind the seats and a pneumatic actuator to depress the clutch pedal. He never missed a shift. Drove the car for years.
Didn't realize how close you are to me.Great color! Unfortunately my neighborhood in Old bridge is still a mess!
None.So close! There are not many classic Alfas around here.
None.
Are you a member of AROC NJ?
Where do you get your car serviced?
Would love to see your Alfa in person one day being so close!No but I will. I have only had the car for a few years and done all the minor work myself, however it would be good to have a reliable mechanic close. I'll take any recommendations!
Sure! As soon as spring arrives!Would love to see your Alfa in person one day being so close!
Excellent!Sure! As soon as spring arrives!
Yes!My car is in Sayreville.... Keep me in mind if you plan a meet up in spring.