Let's see your Alfa Romeos!
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milfordkong said:
My South African import 2000 GTV in Grigio Chiaro ... I am very fond of this car... Took my 4 year old out in it this morning just to pop to the shop and he grinned at me and said 'This is the most fun ever'... Doing my little bit to create the next generation of Alfa enthusiasts :-)
velocemitch said:
Nice, is it sound?
I think I saw the ad and wondered about it. Keep us posted.
It needs work that is for sure but it will pass an MOT in current state I think. Front inner wings will need a bit of welding at some point. I think I saw the ad and wondered about it. Keep us posted.
The seller put fresh petrol in the car plus new battery and the car started after half a dozen attempts. Mechanically it sounds fine. Need to do a drains up service though.
I bought it as a project for my 17 year old son. He loves the classics and this will keep him busy over the summer.
I've done it once in mine - on the way to the garage where we have an account (I passed a couple of others on the way). I discovered that the fuel gauge actually has a fuel warning light, but in my case it's a "you're f

Pic courtesy of Dinkel who has also posted in this thread

dinkel said:
Hi Dink, hope you are well.I ran a few 147’ company cars when I worked for Alfa, mostly ‘just’ the 1.6 Lusso variant (did have a couple of 2.0 iirc) and I absolutely loved them. Lovely interiors and the engine/chassis setup was fantastic too.
Fond memories.
Alfatex interior and wooden steering here: summer tyres are 17", mildly refreshed engine, lots of welded and rustrproof bodyparts, keeper this.
The 916 is a keeper too. It behaved https://albertmensingacreative.nl/916-2/
The 916 is a keeper too. It behaved https://albertmensingacreative.nl/916-2/
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