Finally found a replacement 75
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After months of searching for a replacement 75, after the mrs trashed it (see below).
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
I have finally found a good replacement for it.
Just need to swap over some of the good bits from the trashed one to this, and a few more bits of work, and she'll be good.
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
I have finally found a good replacement for it.
Just need to swap over some of the good bits from the trashed one to this, and a few more bits of work, and she'll be good.
Dont know if you seen this one but this guy is very well known/recommended in the Alfa community.. i was even tempted myself but then i bought a TVR !! lol
http://forum.alfa156.net/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID...
Not the best colour but its an honest looking 75...
http://forum.alfa156.net/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID...
Not the best colour but its an honest looking 75...
Finally got the replacement 75 home. Came back from visiting relatives in the Isle of Man, picked it up from Liverpool and drove it back to Suffolk late Friday night. Faultless run home.
1988 3.0 V6
122k miles
Guy sold it to finance 4C purchase.
I need to give the car a good going over next weekend, but I know it needs the following;
Rear arches
Headlining sorted out,
Rewire headlights
N/S headlight
Play in steering wheel vertical adjustment
I will see what bits I need to take off the trashed car, and put on this; suspension, 15" revos etc....
1988 3.0 V6
122k miles
Guy sold it to finance 4C purchase.
I need to give the car a good going over next weekend, but I know it needs the following;
Rear arches
Headlining sorted out,
Rewire headlights
N/S headlight
Play in steering wheel vertical adjustment
I will see what bits I need to take off the trashed car, and put on this; suspension, 15" revos etc....
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