Re: fixed exhaust in Spider; Alfetta into baggies

[Bernie & Diana Bennett <bennetts@domain.elided>]

Vick Auto has an Alfetta Automatic Sedan, basics are the same.
Bernie Bennett
Brenham, TX

Kyle Chenier wrote:

> Thanks to everyone who gave advice regarding exhaust fix.
> I drove to VickAuto in Ft. Worth and bought a new o2 sensor and they were
> nice enought to clean up the threads in the bung (where lambda sensor screws
> into exhaust) for me! Then i drove home (making one hell of a noise on the
> freeways, and getting evil looks in school zones and from cops) and learned
> how to weld.
>
> Also, if anyone cares, i've started dismantling the Alfetta. I might as well
> ask now: is there anyone else in DFW with another one of these so that i can
> see how it all goes back together when i get to that part? Not everything
> was where it belongs (ie half on engine in the trunk).
>
> Since this is also going to be my first engine rebuild that i do, as well as
> transaxle, can anyone recommend a good manual/book/stack of papers that
> would be helpful? I'm going to slap on a set of Webers, and i don't know how
> to set that up either. Not that i'm anywhere near that point yet....
>
> Ah well... life's little challenges.
>
> Kyle Chenier
> Plano, TX, USA
> '87 Alfa Romeo Spider Veloce
> '79 Alfa Romeo Sprint Veloce
>
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