General Where YOUR Bravo came from
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General Where YOUR Bravo came from
Carlo Abarth was born there ^ 
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Thanks for the video stormi.
In that video, theres every little possibility that my car was one of the ones being made! Thats a cool thought. And, those guys have all touched my car.
thanks stormi for that video
interesting how light were those side sheet metals so only two mens can move with them
what a greate patience about car details and hunting for issues on cars body, it is in about 4 mins , it kinda remains me the same work which did ppl in Ferrari 599 Fiorano :slayer:
interesting how light were those side sheet metals so only two mens can move with them
what a greate patience about car details and hunting for issues on cars body, it is in about 4 mins , it kinda remains me the same work which did ppl in Ferrari 599 Fiorano :slayer:
There's every possibility that your car was NOT one of those in the video.
Your car may have been made by another shift, so it is possible that NONE of those guys have ever set eyes on your Bravo, let alone actualy worked on it.
Was that the sound of a bubble bursting?
Thank you all, but the credit goes to PROV who started this thread !
So I thank also him
So I thank also him
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No worries. The pic was taken from MonteCassino and you get a good view of the plant.
Aha !
Don´t tell us you visited the factory ...
Don´t tell us you visited the factory ...
Oh no i don't know if i want to drive my bravo any more after seeing that video... there's a high likelihood i made the steel for it :bang::bang:
Cassino, of course most famous for the WW2 battle for the Monastery ontop of Monte Cassino. which thanks to the Americans turned into a blood bath of civilian and Allied Blood.
My car was made their too.
My car was made their too.
what were you doing there? on holiday visiting the Abbey/monastery?
wouldn't mind visiting there myself, it was one of the places where my Grandad fought during WW2, and where my car was made too lol. i've only been to lake garda and venice, which i liked, well not so much venice but from the small taste i got i liked italy.
ps sorry for killing the thread. was just pointing out that it's a often forgotten but notable location for a major ww2 battle!
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I am half Italian and the family "home" is a small village not far from Cassino (about 30 miles or so). We had a drive down there in the Bravo for a holiday. Some friends came so we took them to all the local places of interest.
It was cool,saw loads of the new Alfa Milano's out testing all masked up - they are to be built there aswell.
It was cool,saw loads of the new Alfa Milano's out testing all masked up - they are to be built there aswell.
Nice to read of some memories also
