bshorey
Super Member
Brian, I still have some of your archived emails from the Alfa list. IIRC, I followed your instructions to install a headlight relay.
Small world! I hope your column switch is still enjoying the reduced load!
bs
Brian, I still have some of your archived emails from the Alfa list. IIRC, I followed your instructions to install a headlight relay.
you had a 50% chance of being born in the driveway. Glad she fired up.Weird an Italian car giving you fits. My mom was driven to the Hospital in a 124 to have yours truly.
which alfa - a GTV or boat tail has always been on my list.
Brian, I still have some of your archived emails from the Alfa list. IIRC, I followed your instructions to install a headlight relay.
No Alfas in the shed for me - tho I did have a 63 Giulia body I dropped a 67 veloce engine and 5sp into when I got it running.
Had a 67 GTV after that - long ago now ...
These days I'm just commuting in a 2012 Fit 5sp ...
bshorey, so your friends with the guys at auto ricambi, bayless, and guy croft, just like me I bet. I am lucky that for stuff I can't do my self I have Paul from Diffata Bros. here in B more to help me out, that guy knows is way around the house of pinanfarina.
(My brother and) I still have a 1959 AR Giulietta Sprint "project" (in several pieces) stored @ one of the pole buildings @ our father's compound. Last itme it "ran" was in the mid 1980s. We dismantled it in the late '80s-early '90s with the intention of a complete rebuild but never got back to the project due to the interference of families, jobs, and a couple of other (American muscle car) projects. Oh, and an old Mercedes 250 coupe project.
Well..
If you're never going to get around to putting that Sprint together, we should talk! ALFA = Always Looking For Another.
bs
Well..
If you're never going to get around to putting that Sprint together, we should talk! ALFA = Always Looking For Another.
bs