Alfetta GT

[1750GTV]

I'm thinking of adding a 1976 Alfetta GT to the collection.
It is running but will need a degree of restoration - mainly trim items.

Where do list members get parts for these cars?

I also own a 105 series coupe and parts for these cars are now relatively common but most companies do not seem to sell parts for the 116 Alfas.

Kind regards,
Chris

[bonno]

Hi Chris
To save a lot of time and effort, I have provided links to this forum on much of the work I envisage needs to be done. Additionally, for exterior OEM parts such as headlights, tailights, wiper blades, plastic trim parts, etc are still available through many of the O/S suppliers and e-bay. For second hand parts this forum, local AROCA sponsors and the internet (ebay/gumtree/etc) are my source of supply.
External window trims.
http://www.alfaclubvic.org.au/forum/index.php?topic=17127.0
Dashboard Trims
http://www.alfaclubvic.org.au/forum/index.php?topic=17973.0
Interior Seats and Door cards
http://www.alfaclubvic.org.au/forum/index.php?topic=16802.0
Dashboard Refurbishment.
http://www.alfaclubvic.org.au/forum/index.php?topic=16856.0

[bonno]

Hi Sportiva
Got a local guy located at Windsor and I can provide contact details if required via PM.
Cheers
bonno

[NSharpley]

The usuals:

The Spare Place, SA
Turin Imports, SA
Monza Motors, VIC
Highwood Alfa, UK
EB Spares, UK

The UK guys can source almost everything you may need and brand new too.

[1750GTV]

Thanks for your help.

Chris

[GTVeloce]

There are also a couple of good German suppliers I have used for parts;
OKP - https://www.okp.de/en.html
Alfa Service - https://www.alfa-service.com/start.php

Interior parts are probably the hardest to source in new or very good condition especially for the early cars.

[1750GTV]

Interior parts are probably the hardest to source in new or very good condition especially for the early cars.

Yeah, I'm discovering that and it's the interior that seems to need the most attention.

Chris