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Paso
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Everything posted by Paso
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Is it remote controlled?
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Fantastic! It's great to have a roomy garage, not one where you can scratch your own car if you are in haste... P3 looks great, consider white side indicators, cheap and tasty upgrade!
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Nice engine bay!
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Joined! It's not easy for me to follow so many information sources, but I'll try to catch up...
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Great initiative, now I must go for some location scouting...
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Maybe that is because we are close to Italy, and yet we see Alfas as something very special. It seems to me that Italian people prefer German cars in last years, maybe as a status statement or something? Maybe it's not cool for them to be Italian with an Italian car? It's a pity... I love Alfas in Swiss, all very stylish and in top-notch condition.
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Very elegant!
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This black one is Igor on Grobnik race track...
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Good to have you here!
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Near Stockholm if I remember correctly. The interesting part is that our associate up there in Sweden used the tunnel for a few scenes in our Yammat music video, we have done that 5 years ago: Check timeline near end on 3:40 till 3:50, it's impressive to drive through it!
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I love it, but only in yellow. It must be yellow!
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I guess everyone knows about that GTV, it's truly impressive, but you have to be really dedicated engineer and Alfa fanatic to do it! What I love the most about it is how understated it is!
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Hmmm... interesting....
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Very low-res! Please put some higher-res - and in the Garage preferably!
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Yes, the ride is really hard. Can't be used as a daily drive... however, in Swiss, there is no problem to use 19" or even 20". All roads are almost perfect. Maybe it's time to move to Geneva? Here is a photo I shot on my way to Geneva, a nice 8c at Mt. Blanc tunnel entrance!
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Great color and even non-standard side-vents looks good! The only thing I don't fancy are those bolts on Superleggera wheels, but I am picky! Now my choice... Belgium 19": UK 19" Lambo: Swiss 18": Swiss 19": Swiss 20":
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Saab, yes, I love them, old Aero series...
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I envy you! I had a nice drive yesterday to Mošćenićka draga, a small fisherman village nearby, and now I regret that I didn't took some photos as it was beautiful spring day.
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Zender Sienas are one of my favorite wheels for GTV ever. It's not hard to understand why I like your GTV so much!
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4C has superb performance and it has some impressive engineering built in. But, the design wise it's not my cup of tea. It's too Lotus for my liking. I love 8C, I love the original Brera concept, I love TZ3 and Pandion, and I love this Alfa GTV 2010 concept:
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Huh, it's easy to list some super-cars marques, I love Lamborghini and Maserati for that matter, but it's not easy to pick something among affordable cars domain that I'll consider instead of Alfa. Maybe Honda, I am not sure...
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We had a similar thread on the Croatian part of the forum, I'll try to copy more photos from there...
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Something like this? It's not only aesthetic problem, it's a logical problem! GTV as FWD car is understeer prone, so the rear wing on Cup kit is not a downforce spoiler of course, but aerodynamic one. And this monster spoiler is of a downforce type so it's silly to have it on a street GTV - even the original Alfa Cup Racing series for a race track use is set without a downforce spoiler!
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I was not so lucky to be there myself, my best man did, and yes, I have some photos... They are not all Cups, but great effort!
