| It seems as having the pleasure to be driven in an Alfasud in your
youth is one of the most common causes for the "Virus Alfa(sud)". At least
this is the reasons for the Sladek brother's interest in Alfasuds. Dad's
Alfasud seemed to be extremly infectious. Meanwhile they have several Alfasuds
and one Alfasud Sprint.
(Photo by Markus Sladek) |
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Not the best quality. But on the other hand: where do you get such
great photos made in the 70ies?
(Photo by Markus Sladek) |
| This is another Alfasud out of the Sladek collection. It is in a quite
good condition for its age. It is a 1978 ti Markus could buy in 1994 for
little money. The speedometre says it only ran 23.000 km.
(Photo by Markus Sladek) |
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This Alfasud by Kai-Iven Pareidt was painted in a non-serial colour.
Wouldn't that be the ideal style for the late 80ies, would it?
(Photo by Kai-Iven Pareidt) |
| These are two Alfasud Berline out of Rody Bal's collection. He is from
the Netherlands and has such a lot of Alfasuds that he can even use a series
III in winter! There was even a magazine called "La bella Sud" about the
Alfasud which was sold in the Netherlands for some time.
(Photo by Rody Bal) |
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Matthias could take a photo of this rare Giardinetta in
the Netherlands. Many parts for the Giardinetta have become that rare that
you do not find them anymore.
(Photo by Matthias Döring) |
| Andreas Schätzle, who is rebuilding an Alfasud Sprint 1.5 Veloce,
sent this picture of an Alfasud special edtiion. It is a series I Berlina
whose exact name we do not know.
(Photo by Andreas Schätzle) |
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Last Update: May, 27th 2004 Created: February, 5th 2001
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