Low mileage X for sale
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Greg (in Conn)
Bertone curator - X driver
Congrats!
Factory leather interior or cloth?
kmead
Old enough to know better
Funny I lived in Bethel as a child. 10 Reservoir St. Not far from the old Grassy Plain Elementary. Also lived in Wilton, Oxford and Monroe at different times. My family is from the Stamford/Wilton/Norwalk area.
Do you know Tim Beeble who also lives in Bethel from FCA?
Tim is a friend of mine. I am the CT chapter prez for the Alfa Club. We are working on some joint club activities.
I moved up here from Fairfield about 10 years ago. I have another friend who lives on Reservoir. The last name is Ciambriello. They have lived there for a couple of generations now.
I moved up here from Fairfield about 10 years ago. I have another friend who lives on Reservoir. The last name is Ciambriello. They have lived there for a couple of generations now.
addictedpunk
Daily Driver
Hey! That’s exactly my car!
My car is an ‘87 because of the door trim but the ID plate says 11/86. Don’t know.
My car is an ‘87 because of the door trim but the ID plate says 11/86. Don’t know.
Dan Sarandrea (Phila)
Waitin' On Parts...
We here in the USA are used to the minute characteristics of car model years being pretty much set in stone, but for low production, obscure/exotic imports from Italian coachbuilding houses, that's a pretty big ask. The VIN is the VIN and the production date is the production date, but there is the variable of exactly how each state decided to title each car as the paperwork came across the DMV clerk's desk.
And the rumor occasional heard about cars being re-id-plated on the boatride over because they were sitting so long at the factory after manufacture. Henk's book "La Storia" has the picture below showing row after row of late model exxies under netting....maybe that's the batch that sat so long they "expired" so to speak?
addictedpunk
Daily Driver
I just realized that the car in question is almost an exact copy, right down to the led aux lights used under the bumper. Ha, small world.
P.S. those little led lights are extremely bright. If the headlights were to fail, I can use them as backup headlights!
P.S. those little led lights are extremely bright. If the headlights were to fail, I can use them as backup headlights!
