Having been to the Dutch Spettacolo I can verify that it is a fabulous event. The Dutch really love their Alfas (not hard to see why) and the range of models and colours available in Europe that we never had here in Australia is nothing short of amazing.
To see over 70 Giulia Supers and Ti's all gathered in one spot was a sight to behold.
Would definitely recommend that a visit to Dutch Spettacolo be included on your next European tour itinerary.
When I went over there they even allowed a few 'hot' laps of the Assen track which was a whole lot of fun and as a bonus the then president of the Dutch club was an ex-pat Australian who grew up in Melbourne.
Go plan your trip
Barry

Ooops, typo

Should have been TGA

sorry about dyslectic fingers

Enjoy the real TG
Cheers

and Rebecca is Penelope Pitstop!

My god, its Dick Dastardly 

nothing too exciting here. was taken at about midnight on sunday in the dark.

CAMS will be having a Silver Module course run on Saturday 31st January 2009.

If anyone is interested in attending please contact
Lauren Croft
Sport and Club Development Officer

d: 03 9593 7731 m: 0408 563 150

lol, sooo much fun doing that!!

Nope, I am not.


Ahh Freddie Mercury, what a legend.
Simple photo chop!  Where is your photo?

The name of the original bodykit is Grand Prix and the designer's name or logo was Rayton Fissore, but this can't guarantee it's an original as anyone could make one of these badge's and stick it on, not hard, best way to check originality is to check identification number's.
Thankyou David.

Don't let the scumbag's out there rip you off, they know Alfa Romeo's are a bit of a niche market and they will try to hold you in their hand like Australian Alfa Romeo dealer's with their part's price's - 70% profit - cambelt change should cost no more than $400 and the belt no more than $50, the UK will help you out with part's there not as greedy as Australian's and keen to sell, stop worrying about your mechanical's so much and just enjoy driving them, let the engine go 2.5 V6's are not that hard to get,  just throw another one in, only take's half a day, but you'll find they will last a long time without being touched.
When fellow member's offer to do a cambelt change for $750, i don't know what the world's coming to!
Thankyou David.

I am in search for an Alfa Romeo 159 ti, 2.4 JTD, Manual, Black in colour that may be up for sale..?
If anyone can assist or steer me in the right direction it would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers,