Nope, it's an unrestored pretty original car. Honestly if it was super perfectly restored I'd be nervous to use it! Awesome about having a twin of my lotus! Have you had it long?
@@AtypicalDriver They are very similar. Alfa is a little more "grown up". More solid chassis. Handles better. Less body roll and flex. However it's more unpredictable at the limit. Lotus is more raw and noisy. It's almost like a motorcycle on four wheels. These two make every other car feel like a boat. I've had the Alfa for a while and after l drove my friend's Elise l fell for it.
Great video of your experience at the Quail show. So many cars that defy explanation.
Thanks! It was a pretty awesome experience.
Many of the Italian cars were at Concorso Italiano the next day (Saturday the 20th) - Thanks for posting Vince!
I haven't been to concorso in a few years but I always enjoy that show!
@@AtypicalDriver Same same
Nice 356. Have you restored it?
I have exactly the same lotus like yours btw.
Nope, it's an unrestored pretty original car. Honestly if it was super perfectly restored I'd be nervous to use it! Awesome about having a twin of my lotus! Have you had it long?
Since last year. I also have a 4C
@@mirkotripic1752 oh wow good combo. How similar are they? I always imagine the 4C as being like an Elise but with a carbon chassis
@@AtypicalDriver They are very similar.
Alfa is a little more "grown up". More solid chassis. Handles better. Less body roll and flex. However it's more unpredictable at the limit.
Lotus is more raw and noisy.
It's almost like a motorcycle on four wheels. These two make every other car feel like a boat.
I've had the Alfa for a while and after l drove my friend's Elise l fell for it.