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Vanilla sky... Very nice shot! You're Gtv still is king...

The end of the movie seems like a very stressful moment for your camera! Looking forward to your next session!

No Update, Sorry... But i did try to make my first video with iMovie today Video was taken with my iPhone 5 Camera so no HD images yet… Link to YouTube :

The wheels are Superleggera . Very good picture !

Chad, welcome I am also a newbie to this forum. There are some tech tips of how to work on your car. You just need to be patient and go over the forums individually and someone maybe able to help you out. As to the parts I source them out in Europe (UK, Italy and Germany). I have a specialty mechanic-partner that helps me out in working on my car. If there are no spare parts for the car, I go to a specialty machine shop and have them fabricate parts for my car. When I got my car the exteriors and looks were all OK. But the former did so many conversions with the car that I had to painstakingly correct them to alfa standards. I had wanted to use the V6 turbo engine but it was not anymore seen. I am not yet finished with my project because of cost constraints. You would be shocked to know as to how much I had to spend on the car to where it is now. Overall, I love this rocket car It is very fast and lots of fun that's why I had to install a 4-point Sparco seat belts . I have maintained the car to original form. Though after the build we will plan to install Cadamuro or GTV Cup spoilers on them. I am just waiting for my Konis to arrive and an entire rear subframe!!! This subframe is a long story which really hurt my pockets. No lowering of springs because our Manila Streets are not that great. Specially there are some other gadgets placed at the lower portion of the car and I would like to protect them. Read my newbiw forum on cooling the intercooler and engine bays. My car is now in my garage waiting for my mechanic to restart and retune it. We just rehabilitated the CT20B turbo with brand new bearings and seals. My speedometer and tachometers does not work also. There are 2 options in our heads: 1-convert the back part of the existing gauges with Toyota gauges while maintaining the alfa romeo look. The other option is totally taking out the gauges and use Autometer gauges. They come with independent reading units and can fit any cars. SMS me at 09196118334 would be happy to share whatever I can. Is there an alfa romeo club in the Philippines? I only know of the sports car club.... After this build I am looking for another alfa (156, GT, Brera, etc.) to rebuild but I want it with the original engine. If I had the money I would be happy on a 4C!!! :}