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Re: The Berlina Comes Home
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- Subject: Re: The Berlina Comes Home
- From: Jon Pike <[email protected]>
- Date: Mon, 01 Apr 2002 01:21:03 -0800
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> We got in
> the neighborhood of 25 mpg, at speeds that included a
> longish run through the Danville area with an AMG
> Mercedes and a new 7-series BMW. I don't think they
> expected this funky little box to keep up with them at
> speeds of 80-90 mph. (I *like* this car.)
>
Ahhh.. wait till you get the shocks on, and whatever suspension
freshening needed out of the way!
My first Alfa was a '69 Berlina. When I bought it, even being 8-9 years
old, and as far as I could tell, bone stock execpt for adjustable
Koni's.. man could that car handle! The slightly longer wheelbase gave
a somewhat nicer ride over rough roads than the Spider's I owned later
did.. Incredibly fun and comfortable to drive.. I miss her..
Jon
Formerly:
69 1750 Berlina (first love)
58 Sprint Normale (more restoration needed than I could handle)
74 Spider (great car)
74 Spider (so great I got a second one)
Currently:
??
Looking for Ms Right (who probably will be another <75 Spider)
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