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This 1972 Alfa Romeo Berlina Is Never Enough
all I’ll add is when this dude gets jailed for taking out a cyclist on that ocean run, my hope is he rots a boring life in the pen with no option for release ….. yet knowing how cash talks in Calif. likelihood is he won’t be cited,and they’ll call it just one of those things . It happens over and over due to lax laws and law enforcement generally siding on the side of where the money is . Yet so many adult men feel it’s cool to use the roadways for racing .. I feel it stinks
This video tells only a little part of being an “alfisti”. And even this litte part makes me feel that again. Thanks for the awesome videos Petrolicious. Thanks to Manuel for being a future model for us so we may show this video to our wives in the future to prove that we’re not the only maniacs on this planet 🙂 Greetings from Istanbul with the memory of my old Spider.
Love this video, just in the process of rebuilding an Alfa Berlina 2000 we have had in storage for 20 years. Got it running the other day, so many memories and an Alfa that as usual gets under your skin. Can’t wait to get out on the back roads of the Victorian High Country and set it free. I love Manuel’s Berlina and it gives me a ton of ideas…..
Shou ya sheikh, a lot in common, only in a 124 sport coupé and my dearly departed Dad wasn’t in a taxi but twirling on the road….(didn’t see him either…;) ) Drop me a message on FB, I’m rebuilding a Busso and supercharging it, you’ll like it, I’m sure.
In any case enjoyed your video a lot, yalla, greetings from Holland
Masso (majnoun mitlak ya zalameh…:))
Thank you. The songs in order of appearance are:
[i]Streets of Palermo[/i] – Tim Souster
[i]Feather’s Dance[/i] – Laurent Dury
[i]Simply Italy[/i] – Simon Stewart
[i]Not a Care in the World[/i] – Dan Millidge
[i]An Elegy for You[/i] – Terry Keating & Warren Slye
You may not find much of their work unfortunately, they are made exclusively for a service that provides music for productions
