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Re: Has there or will there be....

Postby RaceOddity on Wed Jun 23, 2010 11:23 pm

How about a birdy? :lol:
or an orange...
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Re: Has there or will there be....

Postby JSB33 on Thu Jun 24, 2010 6:27 am

RaceOddity wrote:How about a birdy? :lol:
or an orange...
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Or a nude :mrgreen:
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Re: Has there or will there be....

Postby RaceOddity on Thu Jun 24, 2010 9:21 am

Hey I figure if Andy wants to do artwork while he's undressed, that's his business...... ;)
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Re: Has there or will there be....

Postby scalainj on Thu Jul 29, 2010 8:40 am

An update on my 156 purchase. In 1 months 4 days i have owned it we have managed 10 days driving together, the rest of the time its been looking good in the garage. So still no pictures as you've all seen a car on a ramp. :?

That'll learn me

GD - stick with the Polo. It may be dull (ish) but its worthy and its considerably more glamorous than your feet

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Re: Has there or will there be....

Postby guitardave_1 on Thu Jul 29, 2010 4:28 pm

scalainj wrote:An update on my 156 purchase. In 1 months 4 days i have owned it we have managed 10 days driving together, the rest of the time its been looking good in the garage. So still no pictures as you've all seen a car on a ramp. :?

That'll learn me

GD - stick with the Polo. It may be dull (ish) but its worthy and its considerably more glamorous than your feet

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Re: Has there or will there be....

Postby CraigyGT on Thu Jul 29, 2010 4:55 pm

Dave i could give you a whole host of cars that match that criteria.
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Re: Has there or will there be....

Postby guitardave_1 on Thu Jul 29, 2010 5:29 pm

CraigyGT wrote:Dave i could give you a whole host of cars that match that criteria.

You are dealing with a pretty fussy guy though ;)
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Re: Has there or will there be....

Postby scalainj on Fri Jul 30, 2010 12:33 pm

guitardave_1 wrote:Oh dear. So much for Alfa reliability being an outdated stereotype :roll: Serious issues?


Not particularly - just tricky to get to. And new parts come from Alfa and thats about it.......

Just needs tweaking a little as i'm a fussy bugger.

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