Awesome or Offensive 105?

Started by prova, September 20, 2011, 07:44:56 PM

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prova

Thought this machine might be of interest - will inspire some and probably upset others. Would be great to take for a spin though!

http://www.dep-o.co.uk/2011/08/along-came-a-spider/

Ren

Evan Bottcher

I like.  Surely no-one could get upset with that - quite tastefully done.
Newest to oldest:
'13 Alfa Mito QV
'77 Alfasud Ti
'74 Alfasud Sedan
'68 1750 GTV
--> Slow and Fun - my Alfa journal

Cool Jesus

#2
Agreed, nothing at all wrong with the finished result. Tastful with a hint that something dangerous lurks within. Very nice  ;D
Present:
* '76 Alfetta GTAm 2.0 (project)
* '03 147 2.0 TS
*'12 159 Ti 1750 TBi
===================
Past:
* '10 159 2.2 JTS
* '89 164 3.0
* '98 Spider 2.0 TS

Sheldon McIntosh

What an awesome car.  Agreed, no-one would be offended by that.


prova

I like it too - just wanted to cover my butt! The bodywork has been hacked about quite a lot and I am not so keen on the rear of the front seats.

Duk

That fuel tank is looks huge! I love those Alfaholic replica rims.

branko.gt

sorry guys, i think this a wrong forum. I think you wanted hotrods.org.au instead.
What is a so great about "updating" an almost perfect car?
If you want a modern car buy one, old cars are best left as they are.

pancho

Two different forums of thought I guess and depending on what type of person you are will depend on what you like to see.

For mine I think it's perhaps a little too over the top with the seats ect - I like the modified look but also like some of the period features which make these cars so unique. Modified where you can't see it is also great as it imprioves things but doesn't detract from the original look.

If you want an original car then you'd have to go the whole hog with original everything and trying to find some items is just plain impossible. Otherwise go to a museum and see one there.

aggie57

Branko - I think this one comes down to "his car, his choice" (or "her car, her choice"!).

Alister
Alister
14 Alfa's since 1977. 
Currently 1973 GTV 2000, 2020 911 C2S MT, 2021 Mercedes GLE350, 2023 Polestar 2 LRDM
Gone......far too many to list

branko.gt

Quote from: aggie57 on September 22, 2011, 05:21:41 PM
Branko - I think this one comes down to "his car, his choice" (or "her car, her choice"!).

Alister
and obviously wrong choice  :P

Brad M

Quote from: Branko Turk on September 22, 2011, 03:59:38 PM
sorry guys, i think this a wrong forum. I think you wanted hotrods.org.au instead.
What is a so great about "updating" an almost perfect car?
If you want a modern car buy one, old cars are best left as they are.

Funny coming from the bloke who wants to put 147GTA seats in a restored 105.

::)
06 147 JTD 1.9
76 116 GT 2.0
72 105 GTV 2.0

Gone... 2x 147 GTA, 2x 90, 2x SudSprint

Next? ... http://www.alfaclubvic.org.au/forum/index.php?topic=17067

Cool Jesus

Quote from: Brad M on September 22, 2011, 06:15:20 PM
Funny coming from the bloke who wants to put 147GTA seats in a restored 105.
::)

Bazzinga :D
Present:
* '76 Alfetta GTAm 2.0 (project)
* '03 147 2.0 TS
*'12 159 Ti 1750 TBi
===================
Past:
* '10 159 2.2 JTS
* '89 164 3.0
* '98 Spider 2.0 TS

Evan Bottcher

Quote from: Branko Turk on September 22, 2011, 03:59:38 PM
What is a so great about "updating" an almost perfect car?
If you want a modern car buy one, old cars are best left as they are.

I stand corrected.  Branko could get upset.
Newest to oldest:
'13 Alfa Mito QV
'77 Alfasud Ti
'74 Alfasud Sedan
'68 1750 GTV
--> Slow and Fun - my Alfa journal

prova

See what I mean - covering my butt - knew some folks would get fired up!

At the very core of all Italian car lovers (Alfa, FIAT, Lancia, Abarth, Maserati, etc, etc) is a desire and appreciation for performance and connection to the machine. I think thats why most of us will appreciate this car. Maybe not every aspect of the build but the passion behind it and in it.