Originally Posted by tmg513
Originally Posted by Peter J
Originally Posted by Alistair
Well the good lady gave you a pass on it.
There is little that can really compare short of a really well prepared classic.
I keep finding myself looking at Alfa’s.

http://car-from-uk.com/sale.php?id=24683&country=uk


Very nice, but it is still an old car and only of use for posing/showing.

It's a year younger than my car in which I've visited over 20 countries. Where have you been to in yours?


Young or old is a matter of perspective.

However.... a paddle clutch, lightened flywheel and the (no doubt lumpy) cams and twin 45s necessary to give those impressive output numbers would be great on a track. For touring I wouldn't last a day without tiring of all the dancing on the pedals necessary to get it to drive smoothly. I've trodden that path before (spending good money just to prove good track cars make frustrating road cars).

Looks beautiful mind.


Stuart
"There's no skill substitute like cubic inches."