Alfa 145 Cloverleaf
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norman156

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2,097 posts

224 months

Saturday 4th September 2010
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Bought my self this little bargain as a bit of a snotter, but due to my other car actually working again quicker than expected it'll be sold very soon, which is a shame as it's an absolute riot to drive! Still undecided on the looks, as with most Alfas of this vintage they are a bit marmite.






soad

34,542 posts

204 months

Saturday 4th September 2010
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I think it looks good - you could do much worse for the money paid, I'm sure.

anomaly

507 posts

201 months

Saturday 4th September 2010
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Great choice. I had one a few years back which was a hoot to drive. Great noise too for a four cylinder. The only downside was that the handbrake froze on whenever it was frosty. Lovely underrated cars though.

Edited by anomaly on Saturday 4th September 14:41

dufusmuppet

937 posts

208 months

Saturday 4th September 2010
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proper pocket rocket...looks good.

Menguin

3,780 posts

249 months

Saturday 4th September 2010
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anomaly said:
Great choice. I had one a few years back which was a hoot to drive. Great noise too for a four cylinder. The only downside was that the handbrake froze on whenever it was frosty. Lovely underrated cars though.

Edited by anomaly on Saturday 4th September 14:41
Ah happy memories - under the car, with a super-soaker full of boiling water unfreezing the cable biggrin

A great car which is unbeatable value at the moment.

PhilipAlfa

359 posts

202 months

Sunday 5th September 2010
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I can only agree - really miss our old one, they are great fun biggrin

norman156

Original Poster:

2,097 posts

224 months

Sunday 5th September 2010
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Menguin said:
anomaly said:
Great choice. I had one a few years back which was a hoot to drive. Great noise too for a four cylinder. The only downside was that the handbrake froze on whenever it was frosty. Lovely underrated cars though.

Edited by anomaly on Saturday 4th September 14:41
Ah happy memories - under the car, with a super-soaker full of boiling water unfreezing the cable biggrin

A great car which is unbeatable value at the moment.
I'll (sadly) only have mine another few weeks, so I don't think I'll be experiencing this issue! Agreed on the engine, I knew the twin sparks were good but it's an absolute cracker. I'm used to good sounding 4 pots (Mercedes 190 cosworth) but I was surprised by how good this one sounds.

robsco

7,875 posts

204 months

Sunday 5th September 2010
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The Twin Sparks do sound really nice, particularly when pushing on. This looks a lot of car for the money.

Celt

1,264 posts

220 months

Monday 6th September 2010
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The car certainly grown on people. A guy in my work had one and it really grew on me. Alot more ineresting than a corsa, punto, polo... of the same vintage!

BussoV6

92 posts

211 months

Tuesday 7th September 2010
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That looks great!
I had two 145 Cloverleafs and loved them to bits biggrin

Si 330

1,306 posts

237 months

Tuesday 7th September 2010
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Oh yes happy memories of my 145 cloverleaf.
A great car can't believe it's over 10 years ago now.