Let's see your Alfa Romeos!

[Rob 131 Sport]

r159 said:

Rob 131 Sport said:

Mound Dawg said:

Rob 131 Sport said:

That looks fantastic and I’ve always loved the 75, especially with the Veloce Body Kit.

I really regret not buying one in the mid 90’s.

Thanks!

In case you were wondering WHY it was in the Alfaholics photobooth, we needed a 75 for the thumbnail picture on the website for the 75 part page, this was the end result-

The Guilt of buying a dreadful Rover 827 Vitesse over the wonderful Alfa 75 is something that is totally unforgivable.

Part of the recovery from such an event is talking about it….

It’s definitely time to talk. However such acts are just not forgivable.

[Pereldh]

Last friday!

[dinkel]

Random AR at a specialist open house:

[Mound Dawg]

This just popped up in Youtube video.

Unfortunate caption about traction and handling given that I was on tippy-toes trying to keep it pointing in remotely the right direction!

[bennno]

[generationx]

Another year, another fault-free MOT pass. I wish some of the Alfa naysayers would take note

[milfordkong]

Drove out to a favourite spot of mine one evening last week and took some photos of my 2000:

[Niglebick]

Bought this a couple of weeks back.



Unused 2 years, a replacement battery saw it chime up, and drive 80 miles home ( to a Mot, natch) which it passed straight away.

Now taxed with a spare personal plate, it’s quite a nice thing to drive - if not a little idiosyncratic. It’s had a fortune spent on it by its only ( family) owner- can’t see it costing me a lot for a couple of years.
Time will tell

[Niglebick]

Bought this a couple of weeks back.



Unused 2 years, a replacement battery saw it chime up, and drive 80 miles home ( to a Mot, natch) which it passed straight away.

Now taxed with a spare personal plate, it’s quite a nice thing to drive - if not a little idiosyncratic. It’s had a fortune spent on it by its only ( family) owner- can’t see it costing me a lot for a couple of years.
Time will tell

[Mr E]

generationx said:

Another year, another fault-free MOT pass. I wish some of the Alfa naysayers would take note

Mine has just had 4 trips to the garage to make the suspension work properly. Swings and roundabouts.

[dinkel]

Stick to standard and choose quality tyres

A 156 should be easy to set-up

[coetzeeh]

[coetzeeh]

[the-norseman]

Took the Alfa for a quick spin at 5am as its making a few noises from the front, a road near me is being built so at the moment it just comes to an end with some bollards blocking it off, somebody however has removed the bollards so thought id take the opportunity to do some posing!



Yes I have badly airbrushed the number plate out.

[Dolf Stoppard]

The-Wanderer said:

Bought this about five weeks ago to replace a red Veloce I had from new for three years.

Washed for the first time yesterday.

Edited by The-Wanderer on Sunday 2nd March 14:47

How are you getting on with the Tributo? I am so close to buying one, also in green, but struggling with security concerns like I did last time I nearly went down the Giulia route.

[coetzeeh]

[Moley RUFC]

The coming together of the old and new(ish) at the Wheels on Wednesday event at Avoncroft Museum this week (my 4C at the back)

[PeterGadsby]

May have posted my 4c before, but if not here she is.....

[GTRene]

Sadly not mine, but came online this lovely (Viper) 2010 Alfa Romeo TZ3 Stradale Zagato.





more pictures>
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2010-alfa-romeo-...

[Pereldh]

Those Alfa-Vipers are bloody cool...


Spent a lovely week in Nürburg this summer, bought some pics now:





One of the calm laps with a mate:



Manual Giulia Q 2016, 92000km. Carbon seats & brakes

Edited by Pereldh on Wednesday 17th September 14:07