Holy Moly, what a smoker!!
Always loved Alfas, and even knew how to set the cams up right when I was 14!! And no Italian blood in me, just an acquired glaze I guess. Love their designs, women, and pastries.
RR.
Pity it's a Maserati
Apart from the Alfa shield, this could have been anything in the FIAT sportcar stable.
A rebodied Maserati with a Ferrari derived engine built in the Maserati Factory...
Alfa, nothing but a badge...
And why do you need Italian blood to set-up the cams? they only come with that off-set sprocket adjustment to account for how badly they were set-up at the factory...
100%
I agree, Snak. In an era of wedges, it really stands out. A little too heavy looking, though
The Maseratis (esp. the Quattroporte) look like Pininfarina got the direly styled Daewoo Leganza (a Guigiaro 'effort') and 'improved' it.
My biggest gripe, I guess, is just which Alfa it's supposed to be channelling? The styling is retro but could be anything....So that, combined with its parentage, makes this Alfa fan a little disappointed.
But then you have this
I will always be a huge fan of 1950s/ 1960s Italian body design. So much today looks like it was designed to the same wind tunnel specs. This message has been edited by mrsnak on 2010-09-08 08:36:50
Periscope.
That's a Tipo 33/2 Periscope. Two-litre, V-8...I think about 250+ hp (but who knows?). 600kg.
The Stradale 33 is also lovely. I'd go as far as say gorgeous.
But the 8C Competizione....just too big. I mean, what sportscar is allowed to weigh 1700kg?
Big, big love.
I saw it in Paris a few months ago...Terrific.
I fell in love.
Best,
Nicolas
It was wedged...
...between a 4WD and a 105 Spider so sadly, very sadly, no profile shots.
Kamm tail shot:
Nice ...
... and check out the 911 in the background ... looks like a GT3RS or something ...
Filip
More interesting than that...
Cheers,
pplater.
funny, I was just thinking the same thing...
saw the Alfa first, that Porsche crossing Wilshire next.
What girls?
that Alfa is pure sex on wheels.
its lines are perfect, its engine superb, the interior sublime. and they are all sold out 
Graham
Down Gen. DeGaulle Ave.
