Italian Club Pasta Run

Started by poohbah, October 23, 2016, 05:51:10 PM

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poohbah

Local Italian Club had its annual Pasta Run today - combined event for Fiat/Lancia, Alfa, and Ferrari car clubs.

Probably 30-odd cars did the run through the Perth Hills, lots of twisty bits, brilliant fun, before heading to the Italian Club for lunch.

The GTV was superb, and I had a real laugh hanging off the back of a fizzy little Fiat 125 sedan - reckon i haven't seen one on the road for over ten years.

I was flying solo, so couldn't get any shots on the road, but did snap a couple of pics at each end.
Now:    2002 156 GTA
            1981 GTV
Before: 1999 156 V6 Q-auto
            2001 156 V6 (sadly cremated)

poohbah

couple more
Now:    2002 156 GTA
            1981 GTV
Before: 1999 156 V6 Q-auto
            2001 156 V6 (sadly cremated)

alfamisa

Quote from: poohbah on October 23, 2016, 05:51:10 PM
The GTV was superb, and I had a real laugh hanging off the back of a fizzy little Fiat 125 sedan - reckon i haven't seen one on the road for over ten years.


Good to hear, sounds like a great day!

Nothing wrong with the Fiat 125, by the look of the white one, it's the 125 S. That was my first car, 1600 twin cam, 5spd 4 wheel discs and 100hp unmodified.

Funny when I had my Alfa serviced recently, the loan car was a Fiat 500 Linea Rosso...when I opened the bonnet it had stamped 100hp...not much has changed since 1969 :D

PS Gianni Angelli kept one in his personal collection ;)
The Alfa Romeo heritage "rinascimento" (renaissance) continues in each and every new model...the first "rinascimento" being 1915.

poohbah

The owner of the 125 bought it from his godmother who was the original owner. It is in top nick, and well worth hanging on to. I really love those boxy lines.
Now:    2002 156 GTA
            1981 GTV
Before: 1999 156 V6 Q-auto
            2001 156 V6 (sadly cremated)

poohbah

Some more pics post run.
Now:    2002 156 GTA
            1981 GTV
Before: 1999 156 V6 Q-auto
            2001 156 V6 (sadly cremated)

poohbah

I should add the owner of the 125 has made one modification to the car - the horn plays the theme from The Godfather!
Now:    2002 156 GTA
            1981 GTV
Before: 1999 156 V6 Q-auto
            2001 156 V6 (sadly cremated)

alfamisa

Quote from: poohbah on October 24, 2016, 08:31:21 PM
I should add the owner of the 125 has made one modification to the car - the horn plays the theme from The Godfather!

Ok so clearly they chose from Fiat accessories options list ;)

This was mine...
The Alfa Romeo heritage "rinascimento" (renaissance) continues in each and every new model...the first "rinascimento" being 1915.

poohbah

Very sweet, I bet you wish it was still yours. I do have a thing for all the boxy 4 pot Italians - whether Fiat or Alfa.

After reading your post, I went and checked out Agnelli's garage. What a collection! I would love to get my hands on his supercharged 131 Supermirafiori.

I am hopeful that one day a Supermirafiori or Superbrava will find its way onto my driveway beside the Alfas.
Now:    2002 156 GTA
            1981 GTV
Before: 1999 156 V6 Q-auto
            2001 156 V6 (sadly cremated)