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[alfa] GTV as daily driver
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- From: "John E. Newhagen Ph.D." <newhagen@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 20 Jul 2004 21:26:23 -0400
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I kept up an 83 for about five years as a daily driver. It was a
marvelous machine
and I often ponder just how advance it was for its time in both
engineering and style.
However, I (who consider myself to be and advanced amateur mechanic)
found I needed
considerable and frequent support from a good shop. (Paul at Defatta in
Baltimore, I worship
him like a god.) I sold it when the twins came along.
I have, however, kept the 73 Spider. At my technical level I find it
much easier to keep on the road,
part are easier to find, I can do more or my own work and it is frankly
more reliable.
You really got to love a GTV6 to keep it up.
--
John E. Newhagen Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Philip Merrill College of Journalism
University of Maryland
College Park, MD 20742
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