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Hi Paolo,
That does look good. The wife and I have just come back from a trip to Italy and didn't see any of those.
We were in Rome then Prato, with a few trips into Firenze and across to Lucca. Didn't get up to Milano though. There are lots of Smarts running around, still old Fiat 500's, and of course the Police Alfa's. Great country,
Ciao Dalton,
this alfa is a high level (maybe too high) product done by alfa.
It is also a very rare and only for collectors item.
Prices are alligned to ferrari ones, performances too.
If i am not wrong, our Jim J6 will have the first car (plz jim..some pictures when u get it if possible).
Glad u liked the place.
__________________ Paolo
I Think Nordschleife is the nicest track in the world.
I called one local Alfa dealer early this year, and was number 1000. They effectively told me to buzz off as they had more than outsold their 500 car allotment !!!
if possible).
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