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Via Veloce by Wille R.  www.veloce.se     On the Internet since November 1995 and still here.

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Next First published 1998 October 3                              alfa romeo spares

Even more Alfa friends #12

  1. The front needed some welding.
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    The engine bay with the head off. Note that in 1967 Alfas only had a single circuit brake booster.
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  2. The engine with the sump off. You can easily work from underneath with the engine still in the car.
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  3. Time to prepare for the painting job..
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  4. Just relaxing and thinking of the good old days.
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  5. Nice view this very hot summer. . .
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  6. This is the Kamm-tail from 1970 on.
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  7. . . . which replaced the very attractive round-tail.
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  8. Not always Alfa but Italian cars 4-ever. This picture shows me when I was working in Italy. I think the photo was taken in 1967. The car is a Fiat 1600 Spider. Quite good in fact.
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  9. The original Alfa Romeo 1750 6C, bodywork by Carozzeria Zagato in the 1930's.
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  10. Photo # 31 1750 6C It's still one of the most beautiful cars ever produced.
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  11. Photo # 32 This 17506C makes a nice wall paper.
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  12. Photo # 33 The red 1750 Mille Miglia also looks good as a background on your computer.
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Those were the days when cars had carburetors, girls were girls and
Jerry Lee Lewis was "The Killer"!


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