superleggera

Hello, I am searching to buy/exchange for original Touring Superleggera Alfa Romeo Disco Volante / Disc Volante Spyder hardcover catalogs. Please contact via PM or e-mail to arunasco at gmail. com Many thanks!!!

check this beauty out lads https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=97diAMksR14#t=72

I fancied tidying up the rusty screws holding the head light covers on. Whilst I was at it I went for titanium screws. I must have saved at least 0.001 grams of weight. :lol: Do I get a prize for most pointless modification ever?

Like the title says, will the OZ Superleggera cast, in size 18x8, ET35, fit the GTA with the larger brakes ? I know Ghosty had them in 19" variation, but I have an option to get these wheels cheap and would like to know if they fit. I would normally try them on, but it's complicated and it seems...

Hi All, As i'm now finally a member i thought i'd try and share a few pics with you (although i'm still trying to load the damn things!!) The car i'm trying to show is a very rare Alfa 2900 superleggera from around 1939, it is a twin supercharged straight 8 beast that is just too beautiful for...

Anyone have any photos or experience of these wheels? I'd really like to see them on a car if possible.

Today, the last day of the year, we have another Italian sports car. Enjoy! Engine: 90º aluminum V10 Displacement: 4,961 cc Aspiration: Natural Power: 530 bhp @ 8,000 rpm Torque: 376 lb·ft @ 4,500 rpm Drive: All wheel drive Weight: 1,330 kilo (2,932.1 lbs) 0 - 60 mph: 3.7 seconds Top speed: 196...

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Not what you expect, but nevertheless a nice project. Look what happens if you put a couple of crazy Dutch people together who are specialized in making leightweight yachts. http://www.ar-yachts.com

after someone mentioned the idea of this in my earlier thread re: 1.6 ngines, it got me dreaming a bit about a last of the line 156 lightweight; i also own a pug 106 rallye, and i love lightweight 'specials' and their ilk. So it would have to be something like the following; stock alfa 156...

As Promised, below are three pictures of my 147... Any questions, please ask! You can see that my car would benefit from 40 profile tyres, but that'll cost me a cool £400 odd, so I'll wear down my current tyres first!