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I hope it will last because it should be good now!
Duetto!
1968 1300.
Perfect shutlines ...
Lurking inbetween the big cats.
Start of the Gijs Van Lennep Legend rally - every one minute a car lifts off and often with a great soundbyte. The overhead cam Nord was no exception.
Alfa Romeo Spider Coda Tronca Iniezione - USA import.
Plates show no info but I guess this is a 2000.
Duetto!
1968 1300.
Perfect shutlines ...
Lurking inbetween the big cats.
Start of the Gijs Van Lennep Legend rally - every one minute a car lifts off and often with a great soundbyte. The overhead cam Nord was no exception.
Alfa Romeo Spider Coda Tronca Iniezione - USA import.
Plates show no info but I guess this is a 2000.
galaxie5000 said:
A gandini piece indeed. Acquired three weeks ago from a distinguished gent who had 2 other masers in his stable..amazingly has had it from new so 18 years and has reached 175 k miles as a daily driver. Before anyone says that it proves Italian cars take mileage, the amount spent on the old girl is staggering. Bills for £35 k in the Last 5 years alone!!
Consequently just about everything has been renewed at some point. I'm just trying to enjoy it while it lasts..
Great, more pics when you get some more!Consequently just about everything has been renewed at some point. I'm just trying to enjoy it while it lasts..
Dinkle that Spider looks ace, are the tires bigger or do they normally look that nice and fat?
Re my 'new' Quattroporte, my actual car featured in Autoitalia a few years back and has fared quite well since
http://www.classicdriver.com/en/article/maserati-q...
http://www.classicdriver.com/en/article/maserati-q...
beautifulbusso said:
Here's my rare beast.
Awesome. Simply... next on my list (need more space).A friend had one while I had my 75 TS. Showed a pic of it to an Italian colleague about cars and the immediate reply was 'Ah! La Bomba : settantacinque turbo America'. Seems they were scooped up second hand by Italian youth in the early nineties : that Nord allowed fiddling with the turbo and wastegate to quite hefty effect. Bit of a cult car in some areas apperently.
Edited by errek72 on Monday 8th September 20:56
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