well i had to do a serior project to graduate so i re-did a car. i got to pick one of my uncles to use ,so i picked this one. this is just some of the pics i took, just to gove you guys an idea...
heres the link of all the pics. http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.103120476431732.4474.100002013394432&type=3


































i guess hat will do it for now, thats only some of the many pics that i have of this thing
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*slow clap*
It's young guys like you that make me want to still live on this planet.
Well the judges liked it, but their specialty wasn't cars so they thought it was great. But ya I got an A.
For my very first time doing anything close to this, I thought I did an acceptable job. It's a nice driver.
Very nice. Did you pass?
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Should have got an A++, good job!
Right On! Awesome! A++ Look for some orginal wheels and you'd have a show car.
David your drive and sheer energy just floors me dude! :)-D Awesome!! Hey do you know if those are Alfa Romeo "Turbina" mags on that car, sure look like em. Alfa's have a 4-bolt Ford lug pattern, not sure if MGB's do.
~Marco and PLT~
David your drive and sheer energy just floors me dude! :)-D Awesome!! Hey do you know if those are Alfa Romeo "Turbina" mags on that car, sure look like em. Alfa's have a 4-bolt Ford lug pattern, not sure if MGB's do.
~Marco and PLT~
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I do know they are for an alfa, at least one of my co workers says so. Also they do say "made in Italy" on them. So I would assume so.
Yo David those wheels are VALUEABLE!!! Factory option mags for all USA Alfas from '74 to late 80's, REAL magnesium alloy made by both Campagnolo and Cromodora. They're very soft, take good care of 'em!
~Marco and PLT~
Your not the first person to tell me that, do you know who I could take them to that would verify all this?
Your not the first person to tell me that, do you know who I could take them to that would verify all this?
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aww if this was 1994 instead of 2012 I'd be talkin to you from my Alfa shop I had :(
But get in touch with these 2 places ... DiFatta Bros. Alfa Romeo parts in Baltimore, and International Auto Parts in Charlottesville, Va. Also, member Basil Adams has a Alfa Montreal V8 that has those rims; he might be up on this. I stupidly sold those rims off my Montreal and got Centerlines, then the Campy rims started shooting up in $$ - my bad :X
~Marco and PLT~
Very nice job, but weird way to fit steering wheel.
Herb
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That was how I took the wind screen off
If I got into that position under the steering wheel it would take six guys three days to get me out! Superb job on the car - congrats!!
Nice tie!
Wish my nephew had a tenth of your drive and talent.
Your uncle has way too many MGs.
Super Dave, first giant steps down that long road, we wouldn't do it if we didn't love it. Rob
Weren't you guys just complaining about how the young guys don't dig our cars???
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