That's a great memory! And a great shot of that Giulia working the cones.I really liked my B's, they were fun cars. Did you know that two fit in a parking space? a friend had one also and we would take our girlfriends to the beach on Sunday mornings, At 12:00 stores were allowed to sell beer, So We'd leave in one car (leaving our girlfriends at the beach) and make a beer/food run. By the time We'd get back all the spaces would be taken and cars would be circling looking for non existent spots. We would move one car over and pull the other in next to it with both cars still in the lines.
Spotted this Alfa a couple weeks ago at Pacific Raceways
If you're serious, invest in a SpotRot and a thickness gauge. Don't start hacking at the car with a screwdriver -- you'd be surprised at how many sellers resent this.May not be rusty if not exposed to salt and garage kept. Have to check it carefully with a magnet (body putty) and screwdriver to pock at any suspect areas under carpet and chassis.
There has never been a better time to have access to British car parts than now.
Britishcarforum.com is your friend, if you are so inclined.
I really liked my B's, they were fun cars. Did you know that two fit in a parking space?
I like the front shot. Paint color and angle give the GT an Aston DB5 look.Mostly Garaged
Miserable Garbage
etc.
I like the GT though, would at one point have killed for an MGC GT: https://jalopnik.com/291581/1969-mg-mgc-gt
John
I do want to be an enabler. Moss Motors.
Everything I have ever seen from them is crap
Sorry Chip,just my experience,and that of everyone I know who has ever ordered from them. Great catalog and site,unfortunately not reflected in reality.