I found some original and old pics in the loft, something a bit different to look at with a cup of tea....... 1972 driven by Carlo Facetti don't know which circuit Carlo Facetti 1972.jpg 1978 Brabham with Alfa engine, Nikki Lauda at Monza Nikki Lauda 1978.jpg 1979 Alfa Press release photo of the 197...

Well yours does look to qualify as a 'barn'......complete with a car.

Here's one that seems more like 'find barn' rather than barn find...

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FORD-CORTINA- ... 4ad0256aaf

It sounds like the red series1/2 that was on eBay a couple of months back.

Looks can decieve! It needed the gearbox mounts and prop doughnuts doing at 130K miles, then a fuel line split at the rear so I took it off the road. Children and house move took over, 10 years later it is still in Storage! Mostly good panels, excellent interior, mostly good under the bonnet just a ...

Rockingham has a lot of turns / twists on the infield, can be heavy on tyres and on the forearms, but it's good fun as you get brave enough to do turn 1 flat out on the oval.

Alfasud parts has some new ones listed.

I suspect like others on here, I like to trawl through classic car sales and forums and it seems that many old cars are now listed as 'barn finds', I can only assume I'm one of the few folks that doesn't have a barn (I have a garage). Anyhow, as I live near some farms and was feeling a bit left out ...

And some buried treasure (which hopefully Shrew will like)........

In a pro-longed deep sleep.......
Blood relatives
Check out the 1980's 'rainbow cloth' seats......

Old age catches up with all of us......

That's right kermit, mine are the same, the elbow on the spoke sticks out further than the rim.

I do have a 75 3 litre, but I'm not called David......

Don't ask why, but I'd always assumed that the rear quarters would be fibreglass. Was it by choice to keep the steel ones originally? I assume they were good at the time it was first put together.

I will take that as a no likey

It's funny how taste changes, as back then I wanted to ditch the revolutions, wheras now I'd probably put the rev's back on.

Updated....

Petrolhead - Sud
KevJTD - ?
Jube - Fiat Sceicento
Veesix75 - Alfa prototype based on a French theme...erm Clio RS
Ted27sud - Sud
Jamie Porter - 75

Having read shrew's self confessed fetish for wheels, thought I'd post this and get the shrewmiester verdict of hot or not! http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=momo+sport+rims&client=safari&hl=en&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=eZnuUpS2K8Sq7QaS1YH4Aw&ved=0CDMQ7Ak&biw=768&bih=928#biv=i%7C11%3Bd%7CRIJ...

I'm already booked on a cadwell trackday on April 5th with javelin if that's not to early?

Reasonable price at £149.

However count me in if a different date.

You may have well have already read it Ted, but Liam posted a reply to the classifieds topic on this car, he went to see it and listed what he saw.

The Donington photo is either 2005 or 2006, I can't remember which, I copied from alfa racer.com

I remember when we had 2 grids at all circuits, and my first race being in position 32 on the grid at Donington in 2000, that was just the prod spec cars.

My wife has a sister called Kelly, will that do.........(enough now!!)

yep....

here is another couple and one of my favourite photos, I'm in the middle somewhere in a 33...

Thanks Kev....I did see that one when Shrew had it, very saveable but too much for me to tackle........Kelly's coming to see me tonight, sorry.

I sold last week at a classic auction for £2200

http://www.angliacarauctions.co.uk/clas ... -2014.aspx

page down to below the double decker bus...


doh!! didnt see the post above....

3 stooges.....my old sud (green/white) with 2 of its brothers My old 33 in action
Current defection from serpents in action

Looking for (arn't we all!!) a solid s1 or s2 two door shell (so with a boot). Don't want or need any panels or interior, but prefer front screen to be in, and for it to roll, but just a bare, structurally solid shell. I can't weld so a stripped/ part done abandoned project would ideal, but not a ba...