1966 Alfa Romeo Giulia – Germany (Part 7)
Germany is a great and large country with lots to see. We only spent 1 night! Tick. Been there – seen it – done it.
We had a lot of fun today, as we had a great crew of different people show up at our office. The highlight was a 1966 VW bus ambulance – all original, no accidents, original paint – NO RUST! What a great vehicle to use as a reference for reproduction parts. Our buddy, Thon from […]
First, let me apologise for the long delay in giving you an update! Good news, if you are an American and want to buy a European car (especially on www.bringatrailer.com BAT!), have no fear of importing a 25-year-old car to America. Read on! Before we get too far, maybe some of you missed the previous […]
The Netherlands. Canals. Windmills. Wood shoes. Cheese. Coffee shops. If we were on an African safari, they would call this the “The big 5” Seriously though, we love the Netherlands. Why? People are always the primary reason for anything we are attracted to. If the people are not nice, nothing can really make up for […]
Germany is a great and large country with lots to see. We only spent 1 night! Tick. Been there – seen it – done it.
It was a bit tough for us to leave Varese, as we were leaving a great Alfa Romeo car rebuilding experience and our good friends,
The trip to Varese, Italy, is a little bit of a long story, as it includes some repairs and also some wonderful hotels. We will
เราทุกคนต่างมีสิ่งที่อยู่ใน “รายการสิ่งที่อยากทำ” และการขับรถคลาสสิกเที่ยวยุโรปก็อยู่ในรายการของผมมาตั้งนานแล้ว รถยนต์คนแรกที่ผมซื้อคืออัลฟ่าโรเมโอบาสเกตเคส 1967 ตอนที่ผมอายุ 17 ปีและตอนอายุ 53 ปี ผมก็ซื้อรถอีกคัน ครั้งนี้ผมซื้ออัลฟาโรเมโอจูเลีย 1300 ทีไอจากประเทศกรีซ ภรรยาและลูกชายวัย 7 ขวบของผมจะร่วมเดินทางกับผมในทริปนี้ด้วย เราวางแผนกันไว้ว่าจะขับรถจากเมืองเอเธนส์ไปยังเมืองอัมสเตอร์ดัมโดยใช้เวลา 2 สัปดาห์ ระยะทางรวม 3,300 กิโลเมตร (2,100 ไมล์)
We are heading north, and making good progress. We will just visit Pisa briefly, and spend the night in Manarola. Here is a map of
We are honoured to 3D laser scan a 3.1 meter tall statue of King Naresuan. This sculpture is the base for many duplicate and derivative
Perugia? Who goes to Perugia? Why not Florence, Rome, Milan for Venice? I have always loved the middle of Italy. The walled cities. The wheat
