DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

Tp81 wrote:Its addictive stuff!

...your photos are addictive!

How do you process them?.....they're very, very good.

Thanks Darren.

There must be quite a few alfisti on here now!

It appears there's a few of us looking and a fair number of owners already... I know I'm hooked. So, can we expect an fuorilegge 'ICI'* thread nudging into general chat very shortly?




*il classico Italiano...

Wait for you to start it off then

here's my 1965 Giulia 1600 super, just needs front springs/shockers and exhaust

Very nice. Envy setting in...

Nice. At the Scottish Italian Car show recently I chatted to an older man and woman who had both a Giulia and a GT Junior with them at the show, their son had brought along the GT, the father had owned both cars for over 30 years. The old gent probably in his early 80's preferred the upright driving position of the Giulia, absolute class. They looked great leaving the show waiving to those watching them go.

Any photos of the 2 alfas from the show. I take it the red junior is one of them on previous page

Here are some pictures of the two red cars owned by the same family, I regret not taking a picture of them driving off. Lovely cars and nice people.

Went to the Alfa day at Gawsworth Hall in Cheshire earlier. Saw some fantastic cars, probably over 15 Juniors, the only car I didn't see but expected to, was a Montreal. As much a I love the new 4C and 8C, the old ones were more interesting.

[quote="Tp81"]Here are some pictures of the two red cars owned by the same family, I regret not taking a picture of them driving off. Lovely cars and nice people.



That sprint is really pretty - it must be pretty close in age to mine.

Cheers for posting.

Ian always happy to post images.

One more of mine.

Some of the work done by Alfaholics