Re: [alfa] Berlina or Milano

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Subject: Re: [alfa] Berlina or Milano
From: Michael Findlay <michael@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 29 Apr 2004 16:17:28 +1200
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I find an Alfa Berlina puts you in touch with a better period of Alfa design. Its roots are in the 1960s when Alfa led the field of small sporting saloons and, while not as much fun as say a 1600 Giulia, a nice Berlina is very rewarding indeed. This may sound like harsh judgment on Alfa in the 80s but it really was not a golden period. The interchangability of parts between the 105 series cars is another good reason to collect the whole set!

Michael Findlay
1971 GTV 1750
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