RE: Alfetta Engine Sizes

["John Heidemann" <jheidemann@domain.elided>]

Apologies - geography was never my strong point.

I guess that "may" have happened.  I've heard it quite a lot with our chosen
marque.  The trouble is that if it does happen to that extent [engine series
extended 4 years past what the learned among us quote as correct] then it
kind of makes a mockery of the entire debate.  How are you supposed to
believe anything?  And how would AR parts people be able to guarantee that
anything they supply would actually be correct?  I don't think the situation
could be that way - maybe there is another reason.

John Heidemann
Brisbane Australia
1982 Alfetta GTV 2.0


-----Original Message-----
From: TJCallahan@domain.elided [mailto:TJCallahan@domain.elided]
Sent: Wednesday, 28 November 2001 6:27 PM
To: alfa@domain.elided; jheidemann@domain.elided
Subject: Re: Alfetta Engine Sizes

In a message dated 11/27/01 11:57:18 PM Pacific Standard Time, John H. (the
other one) writes:

> I could raise even more debate and suggest that Alfa Romeo must have
>  been using software from Seattle but I won't.

Uhhh, that's REDMOND, not Seattle. Some of us (who use the software, too)
don't care to be painted with Uncle Bill's software brush. :-)

John, do you suppose your engine was just laying around in the bottom of the
factory parts bin and never got installed until your car rolled down the
line
in '82?

Tom
Seattle
10123
11615

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