Nice video and car. Very rare that such an old one survived. Here in western Europe they are all rotten away. Since I am 21 I have such (GTV6 2.5) a car. The first one was also rotten. Then I bought a good one in Lübeck, Germany. It was hit from behind by also a GTV6 on my birthday 👿 during a Alfa Romeo Club tour with 50 Alfa's through the province. I took it apart and saved most parts. I bought an extra one for €400 for parts. And lastly I bought a good one with a/c and I took it apart to restore it. That was 19 years ago..... Now I am converting one of my stables into a workshop for myself and then I can start the restoration. So I have most GTV6 parts triple. I really miss the drive and the sound from the car. A bit spartanic but a big joy to drive. Regards from the Ardennes
Nice video and car. Very rare that such an old one survived. Here in western Europe they are all rotten away. Since I am 21 I have such (GTV6 2.5) a car. The first one was also rotten. Then I bought a good one in Lübeck, Germany. It was hit from behind by also a GTV6 on my birthday 👿 during a Alfa Romeo Club tour with 50 Alfa's through the province. I took it apart and saved most parts. I bought an extra one for €400 for parts. And lastly I bought a good one with a/c and I took it apart to restore it. That was 19 years ago.....
Now I am converting one of my stables into a workshop for myself and then I can start the restoration. So I have most GTV6 parts triple. I really miss the drive and the sound from the car. A bit spartanic but a big joy to drive. Regards from the Ardennes
Judging by the dirt splashed on the rear, it looks like he's been putting it through its paces too!
Good eye! We supplied him some new cams. Apparently it has quicker paces now! Hopefully we get a ride!!