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Sherlock
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Wow! 
Seems like a car that needs to get out more often, I think sitting idle all those years hasn't done it much good... Certainly an interesting car, I'm surprised it sold for as low as it did (relatively speaking :wink
, I would have thought it would be worth more than that...
Seems like a car that needs to get out more often, I think sitting idle all those years hasn't done it much good... Certainly an interesting car, I'm surprised it sold for as low as it did (relatively speaking :wink
, I would have thought it would be worth more than that...
OP
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Well, exCUUUUSSSE ME!
SHEESH!
SHEESH!
aeronca65t
Great Pumpkin
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billspohn said:
Hold On! What's wrong with Ferrets?
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Drool, I agree not the prettiest Alfa but still a knock out.
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Jedi Knight
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Make up your own minds. The prototype has an underslung jaw, oddball wheels, a side window equalled in ugliness only by some of Jem Marsh's worst creations (think early Marcos)...
The TZ1 is a thing of beauty. No doubt that they dumped the right one and produced the right one.
PS - a friend owns a couple of Ferrets - don't ask me why. Although I'll bet that if you saw one coming up behind you, you'd be inclined to move over and let it by!
The TZ1 is a thing of beauty. No doubt that they dumped the right one and produced the right one.
PS - a friend owns a couple of Ferrets - don't ask me why. Although I'll bet that if you saw one coming up behind you, you'd be inclined to move over and let it by!
aeronca65t
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That TZ is a cool looking car.
But who the heck would ever put an STP sticker on it?!?!
<span style="font-style: italic"> What next? Mooneyes?</span> :laugh:
My absolute favourite ALFA is the Giulietta Spider.
I (very briefly) owned a '58 Spider, but I was too poor to keep her.
But who the heck would ever put an STP sticker on it?!?!
<span style="font-style: italic"> What next? Mooneyes?</span> :laugh:
My absolute favourite ALFA is the Giulietta Spider.
I (very briefly) owned a '58 Spider, but I was too poor to keep her.
OP
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Alfas have always held a special place with me. I also had a Giulietta - a '59 back in '71 when I was in college and couldn't afford it.
The first sports car race I saw was in Corpus Christi sometime around '62, held at an old airstrip. The man next door to us had a shop, and he was the mechanic for someone who had a Giulietta. He invited me (12 years old at the time) to go to a couple events, and I was hooked forever!
Probably never be able to afford one now, but if I ever get the chance...
The first sports car race I saw was in Corpus Christi sometime around '62, held at an old airstrip. The man next door to us had a shop, and he was the mechanic for someone who had a Giulietta. He invited me (12 years old at the time) to go to a couple events, and I was hooked forever!
Probably never be able to afford one now, but if I ever get the chance...
