New user first post - My 1983 GTV6

[AusMossy]

Hi, I'm new on this forum, though I've owned my 1983 GTV6 for more than 20 years. I love it, but I wish I had better skills to do more work on it myself. Hoping to get a few tips on here about things I can do.

[bazzbazz]

Looks like you've cared for her just fine over the years, well done

Baz

[GTVeloce]

Best advice I can give you is to sell it to me!

Nice, original looking car.

[AusMossy]

Thanks Guys. It really is in pretty good nick considering, but there's always a few little things that need doing. I've kept it largely original. I did put in a new stereo. The cassette player just wouldn't cut it anymore.

If I ever do get to the stage of selling it I'd only consider it going to a good home, someone who would love it like I have.

[17fitty]

Hello Ausmossy just read your post and see your on the sunny coast--theres a few alfa/fetta nuts up here so if you need a hand or were doing a run we'll let you know or feel free to give me a ring--zero 421four8305five 

[AusMossy]

Thanks so much for that. The only club related event I've been to up here was a Car and Coffee day at Yandina Creek late last year. That was fantastic. As I mentioned, I'm not a hands on guy when it comes to working on the Alfa, but I do love my GTV6.

I've been considering selling it, but then every time I take it out I fall in love with it again. At some stage in the next couple of years it probably will have to go though. I'm hoping it finds an equally loving home.

[cranberry]

Nice car mate. Welcome.

[julianB]

Enjoy her... My first car is still mine... There's a reason I'm still driving an Alfetta chassis car 16 years later!!!

[MD]

I know you Jooles. Only reason you drive that transaxle is to use it for a chick magnet...

[bazzbazz]

Bit brave mentioning "Magnets" around early Alfa's & all . . . . would they actually stick? 

(Yes, yes, I know, I know . . . . "Stand aside! Dead man walking . . . . Stand aside! Dead man walking!" )