Re: Click & Clack

["Paul Bayly" <thebaylys@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Carl750, are you saying you have a Milano which has never had any problems
with engine or electrics ?  I own a 75TS and admittedly the car has not had
an easy life at the hands of POs, however I can't believe how Alfa fixed
some of the inherant problems of earlier cars (eg rust/fusebox) and managed
to build in modern faults such as grossly innacurate and ugly gauges,
sagging headlining.

You would be among a minority to have a trouble free car of that mileage.

Beatle
Oz


-------Original Message-------

From: Carl750@domain.elided
Date: Monday, 07 April 2003 11:42:48 AM
To: alfa@domain.elided
Subject: Re: Click & Clack

They got one call on a Milano a couple of years ago. Can't remember the
question. I think the car had about 30,000 miles on it ...... they told him
to sell it before it fell apart................ I felt like calling them to
tell them about my 100,000 no trouble .... now 175,000 no trouble Milano.

> From: GModelle@domain.elided
> Subject: Click and Clack at NPR
>
> Gentle Alfisti,
> I really like to listen to National Public Radio, and the Car Guys are
> entertaining in their way, but has anyone ever heard them say anything
> about
> Alfas ever? Not me. Though I thought once to call them about why my
> spica-injected spider was running rich..... uh-huh.
> Modelle in Somers Point
>


Carl R. Davis
Daily: Milano 3.0, 4th series Spider
Fun: 750F, GTV-2000
Projects: 750E, Giulia SS, 1750 Boattail
Tow: Jeep
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