Little Projects Make Big Projects
Jan 4, 2007 update to the Alfa Romeo 2000 GTV project car
We love the Christmas holiday, once we get done being nice and social with friends and family, we can spend some quality time in the garage. Our Alfa has progressed to the point where there’s a lot of little projects that can be done in discrete segments of time. We’re working on making the car nice and pretty for display at the Rolex 24 At Daytona for our project car corral.
We spent a couple of days fixing a few more dents, repainting, color sanding and buffing the Alfa.
With the exterior “done”, we can start work on the interior. We need to install the door panels and make some sort of foot rests/mats for the driver and passenger foot well.
A pair of brackets were fabricated to keep the fuel cell from moving. Now we need to enclose the cell itself in 20-gauge steel.
We used the European style side markers on our car instead of the larger U.S. versions. Since they only came in amber, we used a candy apple red hobby paint to tint the rears.
All 1974 Alfa Romeo 2000 GTV updates
Organizing and Planning Our Alfa Project
A Fruitful Weekend of Alfa Work
Replacing the Alfa's Headliner
Racing Parts Are on the Way, and We Get Cleaning
Cleaning, Coating and Sealing the Alfa
Camshaft Installation For Alfa Twin-Cam
Little Projects Make Big Projects
Alfa GTV Door Panel Installation
Alfa Hits the Dyno at The Mitty
Installing Race Brake Pads on the Alfa
Going for the Gold (Cup, That Is)
Snugging up the Alfa Transmission
Beautiful Walt Pietrowicz Photos of our Alfa
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