AROCA on Masterchef

Started by Victor Lee, July 14, 2013, 10:52:46 PM

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Victor Lee

After months of media embargo and confidentiality, a media release from the office of the Premier Of Victoria has publicly announced the Masterchef episode featuring AROCA and its members will be televised this coming week.

It is part of Masterchef's theme this week, "Fast Food Week"

See: http://www.premier.vic.gov.au/media-centre/media-releases/7320-food-wine-scenic-coastlines-and-an-alfa-romeo-masterchef-visits-the-mornington-peninsula.html

The episode will go to air on Tuesday 16th July at 7.30pm on Channel 10.

Regardless of how much airtime we get on the actual episode, this will be a fantastic promotion and exposure for both the Alfa Romeo marque and of course our Alfa Romeo Owners Club of Australia!!   ;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

pasey25

i noticed last nights episode has a 'thanks' to Alfa Romeo in the credits (although the Crysler 300C) was the only car I saw in the episode.

must be a prelude to tomorrow.
Current:
1969 Lancia Fulvia 1.3s Coupe
1967 Lancia Fulvia Berlina GT
2017 Abarth 595 Competizione
1991 Alfa SZ #440
1967 Fiat 850
1966 Fiat 850
1969 Giulia Super
1989 Alfa 75 Twin Spark

Past:
1967 Lancia Fulvia Berlina GT
2005 147 GTA Monza Sele 59/100
2001 156 Monza Sele 2.0TS
2010 159 TI 2.4 SW

hammer

It came up well Victor. Well done to everyone involved. Some bloody beautiful Alfas on display.

Cheers,

Brent

Spada

Congratulations to everyone who attended. The episode worked really well, and was heavily interwoven with ads for the Giulietta. Loved it!
105 2L Group Sc Racer - FOR SALE
147 Twin Spark Racer - Converted to scrap metal
147 GTA - Racer build in progress
147 Twin Spark - Waiting to become a racer

Rigi

Indeed great exposure for the marque and AROCA on National TV - thanks to all at AROCA Vic for 'making it happen'

regards
Richard
Current
2010 GT 3.2 100 year Anniversary
1977 Alfetta GTV - Grp s
1974 GTV105 Resto (wip)
1977 Alfetta GTV Normal Roadie on Historics

Past
1980 Alfetta sedan('prettyboy')
1986 Alfetta GTV6GP
1985 Alfetta GTV6
1984 Alfetta GTV
1980 Alfetta Sedan
1978 Alfetta Sed

Victor Lee

#5
Just got back from a little Club gathering at our monthly meeting spot to watch the episode with other members on the big screen.

What great promo and exposure for Alfa Romeo and the Club! 

Big thanks must go to AROCA Vic Public Relations Officer Greg Briggs who coordinated the day on behalf of the Club.  Who could have imagined being able to get 50 Alfas and their drivers in the middle of the week?  Greg had to arrange the emails out, the emails back (I can come, sorry I can't come now, can I bring a friend), and the change of date.  Well done, Greg!   

The biggest thanks must go to Fiat Chrysler Australia for thinking to include the Club in this episode!

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

Evan Bottcher

I missed the episode, hoping I'll be able to catch up on the internets!

Nice little photo gallery here: http://www.masterchef.com.au/alfa-romeo-on-masterchef.htm

Quote: "This challenge tests the contestant's navigation and cooking skills. They enjoyed the winding roads of the Mornington Peninsula thanks to the Giulietta's comfortable yet sporty suspension."

:o
Newest to oldest:
'13 Alfa Mito QV
'77 Alfasud Ti
'74 Alfasud Sedan
'68 1750 GTV
--> Slow and Fun - my Alfa journal

Evan Bottcher

Newest to oldest:
'13 Alfa Mito QV
'77 Alfasud Ti
'74 Alfasud Sedan
'68 1750 GTV
--> Slow and Fun - my Alfa journal

Joe Garra

Well done everyone, great hour long ad for Alfas and Alfisti!
Now: 164Q
        Giulietta QV
Before : 75
            164
            33 16V
            Sud Ti
            99 Spider
            156 Wagon
            159 Wagon

DomenicC1

Well done AROCA Vic...it was great to watch, best part of the show! I can actually now say I watched my first Masterchef show...boy were those first 45mins excruciating until the Alfa's rolled up to steal the limelight! Pity the cars weren't shown a little more, definitely some amazing examples of some great cars...awesome!
Current: 83 Alfetta GTV 2.0 (Red)

Past: 82 Alfetta GTV 2.0 (Red)
      : 87 Alfa 75 V6 2.5 (Silver)

Neil Choi

#10
Good to see AROCA and its members.  Great to see the promo for Alfa in general.

But MasterChef seems to be a show where there are lots of crying going on, not a lot of cooking.

I didn't get the time to watch the show.  I was in the garage fixing my Alfa!!!

aggie57

Well done Greg for coordinating and corralling 50 AROCA members and their cars on a weekday.   Even when there's free food on offer its not the easist task :).
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

I thoroughly enjoyed watching it on the internet, watched the first ten minutes and then fast forwarded to where the club cars/members were involved!  What an incredible showcase for Alfa Romeo, must have cost Fiat-Chrysler a bunch.  Product placement was a little nauseating early on...

Well done to Greg for organising, great outcome.
Newest to oldest:
'13 Alfa Mito QV
'77 Alfasud Ti
'74 Alfasud Sedan
'68 1750 GTV
--> Slow and Fun - my Alfa journal

lombardi

This sort of exposure would never have happened under the ATECO banner, what a resurrection of the brand in this country of late, just highlights how ATECO where so bad,just after making a quick buck.
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

AndrewK

Caught this by chance last night. Quite a PR coup for a car club. Well done.