RE: Pic Of The Week: Alfa GTA 1300 Junior
Discussion
Kermit79 said:
Vpr looks great. Drop the rear ride height and it will settle the rear a lot. Have a chat to Alfaholics, they do a fast road kit along with a load of other bolt on goodies.
Or alternatively the Harvey Bailey kit, (developed by the Rhoddy Harvey Bayley who raced these professionaly in the day) would be good.. Kermit79 said:
Lovely example
fatboy18 said:
Alfahorn said:
fatboy18 said:
European Junk, Still the colours right to hide the rust
And why do they have a 4 leaf clover on the side? Good luck in case it falls apart or catches fire due to dodgy electrics?
European junk that WILL go round corners.And why do they have a 4 leaf clover on the side? Good luck in case it falls apart or catches fire due to dodgy electrics?
Where as you collection will either ; roll over, make lots of noise and not go very fast or will go fast but will crash in to a hedge the first time you attempt to go round a corner!
Kermit79 said:
vpr said:
Picked this little beauty up a few weeks ago
My first little flirtation with pasta and wasn't expecting too much of it but its turned out to be a real giggle to drive.
So much more to it that a Ford of similar age but then I guess the Alfa was quite trumpy when new?
5 speed box before Ford even knew what one was. The car fidgits around a bit on the rear when over a bump but quick for a 1.6 and well built I think.
Only 39k from new, a very original car. Needs to lose the vinyl though.
Vpr looks great. Drop the rear ride height and it will settle the rear a lot. Have a chat to Alfaholics, they do a fast road kit along with a load of other bolt on goodies.My first little flirtation with pasta and wasn't expecting too much of it but its turned out to be a real giggle to drive.
So much more to it that a Ford of similar age but then I guess the Alfa was quite trumpy when new?
5 speed box before Ford even knew what one was. The car fidgits around a bit on the rear when over a bump but quick for a 1.6 and well built I think.
Only 39k from new, a very original car. Needs to lose the vinyl though.
hondansx said:
Too much talk of Roberto's old 500bhp car...
He's never not got a nice car, but considering the work he put in, what a shame he sold it.
Lovely car that, quite nippy, well very very nippy. He's never not got a nice car, but considering the work he put in, what a shame he sold it.
Thing is once you eventually get cars exactly how you want them, you look to move on.
vpr said:
Kermit79 said:
vpr said:
Picked this little beauty up a few weeks ago
My first little flirtation with pasta and wasn't expecting too much of it but its turned out to be a real giggle to drive.
So much more to it that a Ford of similar age but then I guess the Alfa was quite trumpy when new?
5 speed box before Ford even knew what one was. The car fidgits around a bit on the rear when over a bump but quick for a 1.6 and well built I think.
Only 39k from new, a very original car. Needs to lose the vinyl though.
Vpr looks great. Drop the rear ride height and it will settle the rear a lot. Have a chat to Alfaholics, they do a fast road kit along with a load of other bolt on goodies.My first little flirtation with pasta and wasn't expecting too much of it but its turned out to be a real giggle to drive.
So much more to it that a Ford of similar age but then I guess the Alfa was quite trumpy when new?
5 speed box before Ford even knew what one was. The car fidgits around a bit on the rear when over a bump but quick for a 1.6 and well built I think.
Only 39k from new, a very original car. Needs to lose the vinyl though.
vpr said:
No not that I am aware of.
But yes, nothing irreversible should be OK as a MOD
you goto get rid of it's shiney black wig / webd roof if shes a keeper pal, even if the wig slightly weathered around its the edges water will reside and rust forms within working its way inside out, by time you notice it major repairs are on the cards. But yes, nothing irreversible should be OK as a MOD
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