Re: 164Q at Concorso Italiano

[George Graves <gmgraves@domain.elided>]

Good thing I didn't have the moolah to buy it then, as Mr. Gallo 
answered affirmatively when I asked if it was an AWD.

BTW, It was my friend, Andy Moore (not even an Alfa owner or 
enthusiast) who got Mr. Gallo's glove box open. He said "Let me try?", 
Mr Gallo nodded and got out of the car (after working on it for almost 
an hour), Andy sat down in the passenger seat, did something or another 
that I didn't see, and in less than 5 seconds, had the box open without 
damaging it (Mr. Gallo had been prying on it with a screwdriver 
earlier).


George Graves


On Sunday, September 15, 2002, at 07:54  PM, alfa-digest wrote:


> Date: Sun, 15 Sep 2002 16:07:24 -0700
> From: "Rich Lasner" <richlasner@domain.elided>
> Subject: 164Q at Concorso Italiano
>
> Just to make something clear (mostly to myself), the car Rocco Gallo 
> had at
> the 2002 Concorso Italiano was a beautiful black with burgundy interior
> 164Q. My 164S was parked three cars down from him, and we spent quite 
> a bit
> of time going through our cars. His car does have the same wheels that 
> are
> stock on a Q4. His keys got stuck in the glove box, which jammed closed
> while unlocked. It took several attempts by other 164 owners to work 
> it open
> without breaking the latch.
>
> The black with black interior 164 Q4 that resides in the Bay Area was 
> not at
> the event.
>
> Rich Lasner
> 1992 164S
> ARA
> AROC
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