Event Coverage Velocità - exhibition Turin, Italy-

Wow great pics! Thank you!

 

The only interior photo of the Alfa aerodinamica







Thanks for the comments

 

Absolutely stunning display as well the building that is housing it (from what I can see). I love when a great deal of thought is put into the display of just about anything. Those cars are inspiring to say the least. I wish I could see it in person.

 

Is this whole thing engine turned?

 

The Alfa Aerodinamica (1914) is based on the Alfa 40/60 HP , has a 6082 cc straight-4 engine with overhead valves, the top speed of the aerodinamica was 139 km/h (86 mph).

 

Beautiful, Beautiful cars and fantastic pics - thanks for posting them

 

nice curves

thanks

 

i think those are hammer marks

 

Some Details in hi res, see the texture

 

terrific!!!!!

 

I saw the Ferrari driven on "Victory By Design"..awesome CD collection...

 

What a magnificent display of automotive history. I love the simple presentation. Very classy. You can almost feel the pride that the craftsmen put into those beautiful machines. Sure would love to hear the first two barking from those huge tailpipes! Excellent pictures. Thanks for posting.

 

'52 Alfa Romeo Disco Volante Spider!!!!

 

Thank You ,those are incredible examples of craftsmanship and ingenuity.

 

Ah, I-cars first thing in the morning - thank you! By the way, the Alfa Romeo Aerodinamica dates to something like 1914 (someone correct me if I'm wrong here).

Going to Italy for a month or so and hanging out in the factory museums for a month or so has been on my "bucket list" for a long while.

Nice photography by the way.

 

Great pictures!!

 

cool post. Thanks for sharing.

 

Great post, thanks for the pics. That Batafogo is totally cool. I love the radiator shell and the huge lamp. Also, I have never seen the Alfa P2 with the wheel out the back. Very innovative way to meet the requirement to carry a spare. I guess they didn't have to have riding mechanics then, though there is obviously a place for one.

Thanks for sharing!

 

Beautiful cars! Thanks for posting these for us to see...

 

I'm at a loss for words. Art speaks for it self so no need really.

Thanks so much for sharing these images.

 

Wow! One of the best things about the Jalopy Journal is the exposure of history and the interest and knowledge of the people who come here. OK that's two things and the list gets longer. I like form and function-here it is and it's art. I like bangers and flatheads-and it's in here. Want to learn? How about kool stuff that you never knew existed? I've just scratched the surface of the Jalopy Journal and have not even started with the H.A.M.B. This site is better than sliced bread!

 

Too cool!!!

 

Just another example of the reasons I follow this site - so many people who love automobiles, art and design - and can make the conection to hot rods and customs.

 

Ah, the Alfa Disco !... well actually any of them. Wow, thanks for this post.

 

wow, just wow....

 

Grazie mille! Absolutely amazing. So much inspiration can be taken from these fantastic machines.

 

Great photos of a great exibit with a lot of inspiration for one of my projects. thanks for sharing it all with us.

 

Thank you very much for the commentaries and the welcome. I am very glad that they have liked the photos.
I love your cars and the work that do, for my an hot rod is so far, is only a dream, i am a very enthusiast of the Hot Rod culture for several years and this site is for long the best!
...sorry for my english
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And The Hawaiian Dragster from the other Thead; http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=289608&highlight=hawaiian




Thanks H.A.M.B. and Jalopy Journal.

 

Georgious cars!

 

Wow, great photos and some truely amazing cars....!

Thanks, and Welcome.

MKK