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I know these are rare as but does anyone know where i can get a white interior from or even better would like to sell me theirs!?:)

really want one to go in my GTV that i'm restoring ( it was a bit of a bag when i got it but i saw it drove it and loved it so much i took it home, then again i knocked him down £975 for a PH2 twinny, though i've seen better since. At least i can cosole myself that i save a beautiful car from the breakers and the rate they're being broken in a couple of years i'll have a classic:thumbs:)
 

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Might be worth giving Autolusso a call, I believe they still have a set of unprepared white leather.

I would consider parting with mine if the offer was right ;)
They do, but the drivers seat is badly worn.

Check out getting the interior re-trimmed, not cheap but seems more affordable than I'd have guessed.
 

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Might be worth giving Autolusso a call, I believe they still have a set of unprepared white leather.

I would consider parting with mine if the offer was right ;)
Don't do it bud. It has transformed your car. Your car will appeal to Alfisti if you ever sell and may even command a higher price because of it.

P.S. I want first refusal if you did ever sell (the car WITH white leather :))
 

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Don't do it bud. It has transformed your car. Your car will appeal to Alfisti if you ever sell and may even command a higher price because of it.

P.S. I want first refusal if you did ever sell (the car WITH white leather :))
While I still have the black leather in the garage (hopefully sold to a chap in Spain this week), I would give it up only for an offer I couldn't refuse.

Like most of us on here, I'm not into the car for the money, we've all spent far too much money on them for that; it's about a passion for stylish Italian engineering, a desire to drive something different and exciting, and because we love driving.

I can't imagine selling, Could you sell your daughter? :lol: If that sad day ever comes, I will want her to go into Alfisti hands :)
 

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well the specs are:

Make: Cornish
Model: Wife
Year: 87 E plate
Colour: light tan with light brown hood
Mileage: low

Good points:
cheap to run (wine and chocloate)
requires very regular servicing (bit like a ford)
refuses to drive the alfa but loves it nearly as much as me
easy going
rust and blemish free
virtually rattle free
enjoys a good thrashing from time to time
no smoke

Bad points:

Engine can be quite noisey if provoked
quite thirsty
few squeeks and noises here and there, but easily masked (wine, chocolote and flowers)

other key points

Average front bumper, and slighty larger than average rear bumper, though considering modifaction up front in a couple of years, and slimming the rear through hard work in the next few weeks at the same sime going through a weight reduction programme. will probably be on the open market very soon should she ever see this post!

As for the boys I'll keep them!
 

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just seen the "restoration" you put into your set... they are amazing and i will definately be in touch to get some tips on how to restore them properly, that project is exactly what i want to do. at the end of the day £375 was nothing compared to the value i imagine it added
 

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just seen the "restoration" you put into your set... they are amazing and i will definately be in touch to get some tips on how to restore them properly, that project is exactly what i want to do. at the end of the day £375 was nothing compared to the value i imagine it added
No problem - happy to help anytime.

well the specs are:

Make: Cornish
Model: Wife
Year: 87 E plate
Colour: light tan with light brown hood
Mileage: low

Good points:
cheap to run (wine and chocloate)
requires very regular servicing (bit like a ford)
refuses to drive the alfa but loves it nearly as much as me
easy going
rust and blemish free
virtually rattle free
enjoys a good thrashing from time to time
no smoke

Bad points:

Engine can be quite noisey if provoked
quite thirsty
few squeeks and noises here and there, but easily masked (wine, chocolote and flowers)

other key points

Average front bumper, and slighty larger than average rear bumper, though considering modifaction up front in a couple of years, and slimming the rear through hard work in the next few weeks at the same sime going through a weight reduction programme. will probably be on the open market very soon should she ever see this post!

As for the boys I'll keep them!
:lol::lol::lol: Sounds like a tidy example, although you do seem rather attached. Couldn't take her off you in good conscience :lol:
 

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I was quite attached but after seeing that interior I'd gaping trade and throw in some cash, it'd be more than worth it! Hopefully I'll be able to turn out a similar result for a similar outlay
 
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