1974 Campagnolo Wheels- Alfa Romeo Montreal

[pdmtong]

[crankles]

Originally Posted by pdmtong

dont start me up on 2002.
hardy and beck, dinan or alpina?
there's an orange tii that crawls around here that makes my head spin.

THis... there's a cherry Tii around me as well...but give me a pair a webers and I'll be a happy man. There is a 2002 in my future....some day.

[r_mutt]

good topic, but points deducted for mis-spelling Alfa.

i miss my 85 Alfa Romeo GTV6 (with Campagnolo wheels).

[pdmtong]

Originally Posted by r_mutt

good topic, but points deducted for mis-spelling Alfa.
i miss my 85 Alfa Romeo GTV6 (with Campagnolo wheels).

Fixed it...point deduction taken...
:-)

[r_mutt]

[William]

Only Dinos with the "Chairs & Flairs" option had them....even the "Buried Dino" had a set...

Mystery of the buried Dino...








William

[martl]

no bad shout about that Tipo 33 but the Beemer is no-no. Aint real without Alpinas.

My starter for factory-fitted Campagnolos would be these

[Lewis Moon]

Originally Posted by leegf

This would be the vehicle of my choice for my Campagnolo (automotive) wheelset.

Ooooor. That is all.

[goonster]

I'd heard that Campagnolo made the trunk hinges for the VW Phaeton, but a little bit of digging found no evidence to support this. If anything, the best clues lead to a different supplier. (It is a very, very nice cast aluminum heckklappensharnier.)

Anybody know for sure?

[velofinds]

Originally Posted by martl

no bad shout about that Tipo 33 but the Beemer is no-no. Aint real without Alpinas.

Fair enough. Just for you, then:

[Lewis Moon]

To continue the thread drift: I have this picture of the Alpina E30 B6 3.5 hanging above my desk at work.

[r_mutt]

Originally Posted by martl

no bad shout about that Tipo 33 but the Beemer is no-no. Aint real without Alpinas.

My starter for factory-fitted Campagnolos would be these

i love the Lancia Stratos!