Several options available: - This forum as mentioned earlier - Gerard Spitsbaard in Nieuwegein for NOS and used parts (NL) - USATO in Ridderkerk for NOS and used parts https://www.usato.nl/ (NL) - Italricambi in Heerhugowaard for NOS parts https://italricambi.nl/index.php?option=com_virtuemart (NL) ...

Since these S2 Ti unique clips are an absolute unobtanium I had them reproduced by 3D print. The prototype was tested yesterday and considered a good solution. It's a reproduction so therefore not 100% the same as the original, but the external appearance is similar/same and most importantly the fun...

Although it's unfortunately relatively quiet here on the board recently I'll try my chances anyway. I am looking for the clips with which the skirts are attached to the sill for an S2 Ti. These clips consist out a round receiving part (part number 109138) which is inserted into the sill and a pen li...

What a gem!!

Looking very tidy, nice job! Not sure what year car you are working on, but to my knowledge the clamps to assemble the steering rack to the bulkboard, used to be coloured gold-ish (Cr6). In order to reproduce a similar appearance and at the same time have an acceptable rust resistance you could have...

Thanks KevJTD, appreciated (sorry for late reply)

Thx LooLoo and KevJTD for the tips. When searching for Lithium Moly grease a bunch of results pop-up with quite different properties.

@KevJTD, which one do you usually apply?

I don't want to hijack this thread, but it's a more or less related question. What kind of grease do you guys put on the rack? I'm planning to renew the torn boots/gaiters as well, but since the grease has been exposed to the elements for almost 2 decennia without protection it seemed beneficial to ...

As mentioned by some it's probably safer to have a rebuilt one than a NOS one that's been on the shelve for the past 40 years.

Available at a slightly steap price

https://www.casafreno.com/negozio/corre ... o-alfasud/

The current owner sold the car to a new owner South Africa. Too bad, because I would have loved to have the opportunity to see a SA built one in real life once. The chances on that with a vehicle located in the UK are for sure significantly bigger than in SA. Anyway just wanted to mention it's sold ...

The seller has to become a member of this board first so that might take a day or so. Of course I'm biased when it comes to the Alfasud Giardinetta topic, but this is really a good chance to get one on the road in the UK as Lyles intended back in the early eighties. If you want factory original spec...

A gentleman from South Africa got his hands on a Brits made Alfasud Giardinetta (RHD). He is looking for a sale and perhaps some people on the board might be interested as this one is running and for sure salvage-able if you want factory original spec. or just a driver if you don't mind factory orig...

How are things cracking on with this lovely Arna Ti?

Anybody here purchased the vehicle? I hope it will be saved, very few of them left.

Blu Posillipo AR355 / AR369. Lovely gem it is, too bad the steering wheel is on the wrong side ;-

German cars had a long rectangular plate attached and French cars also had a unique plate attached, that's the same or am I wrong? The Australian one is a lot bigger though than the German and French ones.

Thank you for the responses. I was almost sure of the part spec to be body colour, but better to ask before painting, otherwise it's a lot of work to correct it. If the bolt heads were also body colour then ideed cars must have been painted with this bracket assembled.

Since the battery tray was probably not assembled to the body during the painting process (small clearance on bottom side to service are would probably lead not possible to paint surface)?

Gents, a question. All Suds I've seen so far have the battery tray (the bolt on bracket in the service area on which you mount the battery) in body colour. Is that because they are supposed to be in body colour or because all Suds have been repainted? I personally think this part is supposed to be i...

There are 2 good sources for Sprint parts in the Netherlands, but then the shipment costs are an additional burden of course.

Car has been sold and will remain in Germany according to the seller. No purpose in contacting the seller anymore.

Unfortunately I can't, if you're interested in the car send the seller a WhatsApp and hell's send you a bunch of pictures.

Lads, I have no connection to the seller but would really love to see this rather rare car going to a good home where it will be handled with the care it needs. This is a stripped (no interior, engine gearbox, wiring loom etc.) rustfree body from what I can see from the pictures received. It is a pr...

Had this twice as well when trying to source rear brake discs. Many shops list these items because it will attract customers, but in reality they have no stock. I'm not saying this is the case for you, but happened twice to me. Hope this works out fine you and turns out to be "only" Corona related d...

Can you post the First Line part number of this gaiter? Online ordering these days results into generic parts that look very different or have incorrect diameters at both ends since they're generic. If you state that the First Line one is very similar to the original one I would be curious to find o...

Don't forget to apply some Loctite when fastening the inner hexagon head bolts!

Hi Splant, as expected based on the build year of 1983 the six bolt version. Now you know for sure and can order the corresponding Ferodo discs. The original number you had figured out is the 6-bolt version.

4-lug Ferodo: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ferodo-Front-Brake-Disc-Pair-258mm-Solid-DDF017-OE-Quality/333513839286?hash=item4da6f952b6:g:XrMAAOSw30JeRWcs 6 bolt Ferodo: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ferodo-Front-Brake-Disc-Pair-258mm-Solid-DDF047-OE-Quality/333513845148?fits=Model%3AAlfasud+Sprint&hash=i...

There are actually 3 different ones. The first ones with 4 connection lugs with the initial shape. These connection lugs proved to be prone to breaking off so the 2nd design which came rather quickly after the initial design was again with 4 connection lugs with a modified shape which were way more ...