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1 pointHello! Excuse me first of all for my bad English. I'm starting the restoration of my gtv, one owner with 63.000km around. As you will see I do not care I'll keep the originality of the car. But I will do as I like, starting with the new color: alfa rosso competizione, this: A few photos before the works: we begin with the works Stay tuned...
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From the album Alfa romeo gtv tb v6 - 400hp
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1 pointthere is a place ten minutes from my house that makes the cup kit, i will have to pop in and check the quality, how convenient http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Alfa-Romeo-GTV-CUP-FRONT-SPOILER-GRP-FROM-ORIGINAL-/231450689579?pt=Automobiles_UK&hash=item35e389402b I think im going with this look, just the splitter and side skirts, i like the clean lines i could alway save up for the ti alloys and add at a later date
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1 pointHere is a photo from outside the garage. Yes, it can actually drive. You will notice a different oil cap. As new V6 caps with the Alfa logo are no longer available to buy new I have decided to make a 1,5mm thick alloy plate (self-adhesive, of course) with the Alfa logo engraved on top, all CNC made. It looks great IMHO and will offer that in the shop if there will be interest. Not cheap to produce, but I am still looking for a supplier with the best price. Seems like a perfect thing to do to your old, worn oil cap