[harrygibus]

This is just scary.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1973...oryZ6783QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Jay

 

[silverspider]

"This car absolutely CANNOT be saved"

Refreshingly honest.

 

[Bill S]

This is just scary.
Jay

Man, you ain't lyin'. He's pretty straightforward in his description but I can't imagine what kind of reserve he would have on a car that bad. I see maybe $400 worth of parts there. Purchase price, towing costs, 50+ hours of your life parting it out, tetnus shots... even a bottom feeder like me would be afraid of this one. I did part out a $100 GT Sprint Veloce that was this rusty one time but it had about $300 worth of repair panels sitting in the back seat and a usable 1600 block. I can't see anything in the ebay car that I would want to put in another car except maybe the glass! I'm sure someone will prove me wrong.

Bill

 

[Mike Luxembourg]

an other nightmare
http://www.pastelle.ch/alfa_d.htm

 

[Colin P]

Oh, that's just not quite right.
I feel sick!

 

[lowmileage]

Doesn't even have the magical words " Ran well when parked."

 

[Canuck Duetto]

didnt i see this under " can this paint job be saved" ...i think the consensus was that it just needed a cut polish

 

[italiansedanman]

Who puts "Alfa" and "Alpha" in the same sentence?

There's a few interesting Fiats lingering in there, but that Coupe is just impossible!

 

[green 69 gtv]

an other nightmare
http://www.pastelle.ch/alfa_d.htm

This is the kind of thing that drives me wild. Sort of like the TV show "Pimp my ride". If only I had a fraction of the money wasted to restore my car I'd be happy. About the only thing I find attractive about this car is the fact that I wouldn't have to spend so much time lying on my back under it, sliding around in oil/brake fluid......

 

[geofd]

I think the moster truck look is cool. As with everything each to their own.Besides why not pick a car you love if you want to build a monster truck, makes sense to me.
Would be a pretty cool sight to see it crashing through the Swiss mountains. I assume the guy who built it is not what you would call "typically Swiss". I can see this being Akitamans next project.