Hi Guys,
These photos were mixed in with the paperwork for the S1 I bought from Ireland a few years ago. I thought I should share them.
All the best,
Simon
Alfa Romeo Classic Marketing Photos
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Shows the purity of the design I think.
First photo looks like Col's gem. White does look nice
First photo looks like Col's gem. White does look nice
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Lovely period pictures. Have not seen the second one in colour before. The picture was part of the press pack set which I have a copy of, but all the photos in the PP are sadly B&W.
Here are another two launch photos of the S1 Ti which I have always liked:
Here are another two launch photos of the S1 Ti which I have always liked:
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That is a great fort in the background, wonder where that is ?
I agree they do look good in white.
I agree they do look good in white.
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Just found another pic I bought from flea bay.
Brgds,
Simon
Brgds,
Simon
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Probably down the road from the Pomigliano D'Arco site in the bay of Naples. Certainly somewhere in Italy.junior wrote:That is a great fort in the background, wonder where that is ?
I love those old publicity photos
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That would explain why the top of the fort looks like it has a later WW2 addition, as its an ideal spot for anti aircraft battery.
So if Naples is near then I presume. that's why it would be worth all that effort to build up there. Very interesting, thanks.
So if Naples is near then I presume. that's why it would be worth all that effort to build up there. Very interesting, thanks.
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Is it me, or do these Suds look to be a bit low, - did they change the ride height at any time ? Whatever, - cracking pictures, particularly the white one.
John.
John.
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You have a point there John, now you mention it. The arch gap does look smaller.