Where's the tapedeck on my 159?

Started by Victor Lee, June 14, 2011, 02:57:15 PM

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Victor Lee

I know there's a tapedeck in the 159 somewhere ... my dash tells me so!   ;D

Can someone tell me where it is?   :P  :P


Current Alfas:  Alfa 159 3.2lt Q4; Alfetta GTV6; ES30 SZ (all V6s!);  2015 4C LE.
Past Alfas:      '02 156 2.0lt JTS; '84 Alfetta GTV6; '82 Alfetta GTV 2.0; '85 Alfa 33 1.5 GCL single carb

vin sharp

Quote from: Victor Lee on June 14, 2011, 02:57:15 PM
I know there's a tapedeck in the 159 somewhere ... my dash tells me so!   ;D

Can someone tell me where it is?   :P  :P




Just below and to the left of the choke lever.....you know, the thing you hang your handbag on! ;D

colcol

If its a radio cassette then it with the wireless in the dash, however if its a 8 track, because they are so large it is usually installed underdash with a 'hang on' arrangement, Colin.
1974 VW Passat [ist car] 1984 Alfa 33TI [daily driver] 2002 Alfa 156 JTS [daily driver]

Brett


Victor Lee

The car doesn't come with a tapedeck!   :o :o

This weird tapedeck message (first time), the occassional flashing odometer on start up, and a flat 2 year old OEM battery are the only issues we've had with this car!  .... touching my wooden desk as I'm writing this!

Current Alfas:  Alfa 159 3.2lt Q4; Alfetta GTV6; ES30 SZ (all V6s!);  2015 4C LE.
Past Alfas:      '02 156 2.0lt JTS; '84 Alfetta GTV6; '82 Alfetta GTV 2.0; '85 Alfa 33 1.5 GCL single carb

colcol

I would never buy a 159, if it doesn't have a tape deck as it would make my PINK FLOYD tapes redundant, Colin.
1974 VW Passat [ist car] 1984 Alfa 33TI [daily driver] 2002 Alfa 156 JTS [daily driver]

Victor Lee

Current Alfas:  Alfa 159 3.2lt Q4; Alfetta GTV6; ES30 SZ (all V6s!);  2015 4C LE.
Past Alfas:      '02 156 2.0lt JTS; '84 Alfetta GTV6; '82 Alfetta GTV 2.0; '85 Alfa 33 1.5 GCL single carb

aggie57

Quote from: colcol on June 20, 2011, 09:31:50 PM
I would never buy a 159, if it doesn't have a tape deck as it would make my PINK FLOYD tapes redundant, Colin.

Gee Colin - would that be another "Brick in the Wall".  Sorry, couldn't resist. ::)
Alister
14 Alfa's since 1977. 
Currently 1973 GTV 2000, 2020 911 C2S MT, 2021 Mercedes GLE350, 2023 Polestar 2 LRDM
Gone......far too many to list

lombardi

Thants a bit on the dark side ! (of the moon).
forza lazio,viva l'alfa

Current Alfa=

Giulietta 2015 QV manual Ghiaccio

1974 Spider series 2 ,carabinieri blu





Previous Alfas=


33x4 1985 wagon
33 ti 1985
156 sportswagon manual red
Alfetta sportiva 1981 red
166 silver 1999

Anthony Miller

Maybe the tape deck is Obscured By Clouds  :D
Now-  '99 156 2.5l V6 (rosso)
         '88 75 3.0l V6 (grigio)
Then- '81 Giulietta 2.0l transplant (ol whitey)
         '82 Giulietta 2.0l transplant (ol brownie)
         '82 Giulietta 2.0l TS transplant (ol red)

Victor Lee

Slow day today, not much fish around  ....  :P


"It would be so nice" if  I could "take it back" to the "time" of "the happiest days of our lives" when I got my first Alfa, "a new machine" that replaced my "mother" 's hand me down Swedish car.  The two cars were like "apples and oranges".

The Alfa 33 had the superb "free four" boxer engine, but in Alfa's "momentary lapse of reason", mine only came as a single carburettor model, the Gold Clover Leaf model.   "Green is the colour" I should have waited for, when they came in twin carb version.  "In the flesh" the two models were "poles apart", 85bhp vs 105bhp.

"What do you want from me?" the little 33 screamed as I pushed the accelerator into "Interstellar Overdrive" to keep up with the 105's at my first driver training day.  I had "high hopes" for my little car, but in the end I was "lost for words" as the fantastic rasp of that exhaust still "echoes" to this day.

But at least that Alfa came with a tapedeck!  ;D ;D ;D




Current Alfas:  Alfa 159 3.2lt Q4; Alfetta GTV6; ES30 SZ (all V6s!);  2015 4C LE.
Past Alfas:      '02 156 2.0lt JTS; '84 Alfetta GTV6; '82 Alfetta GTV 2.0; '85 Alfa 33 1.5 GCL single carb

aggie57

Quote from: Victor Lee on June 21, 2011, 03:09:12 PM
Slow day today, not much fish around  ....  :P


"It would be so nice" if  I could "take it back" to the "time" of "the happiest days of our lives" when I got my first Alfa, "a new machine" that replaced my "mother" 's hand me down Swedish car.  The two cars were like "apples and oranges".

The Alfa 33 had the superb "free four" boxer engine, but in Alfa's "momentary lapse of reason", mine only came as a single carburettor model, the Gold Clover Leaf model.   "Green is the colour" I should have waited for, when they came in twin carb version.  "In the flesh" the two models were "poles apart", 85bhp vs 105bhp.

"What do you want from me?" the little 33 screamed as I pushed the accelerator into "Interstellar Overdrive" to keep up with the 105's at my first driver training day.  I had "high hopes" for my little car, but in the end I was "lost for words" as the fantastic rasp of that exhaust still "echoes" to this day.

But at least that Alfa came with a tapedeck!  ;D ;D ;D

Sad, very sad!!





Alister
14 Alfa's since 1977. 
Currently 1973 GTV 2000, 2020 911 C2S MT, 2021 Mercedes GLE350, 2023 Polestar 2 LRDM
Gone......far too many to list

Evan Bottcher

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