OK, Charlie, where is the second clock? I have owned 4 91 spiders and
still have 2, but I have never noticed a second clock.
I do think it neat
that Alfa went back to the type of clock with hands after the digital clocks
of the 1980's spiders.
Ciao,
Russ Neely
Oklahoma City
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To:
[email protected]
Sent: Sat, May 1, 2010 5:39:38 PM
Subject: [alfa] Re:
alfa-digest V10 #2256
You can't go far wrong with a 91 Spider! Ask the man
who owns one (better
yet, ask the woman). But the early 70's (USA) series
Spiders, like my
lamented 71, I'm pretty sure had stainless steel bumpers
for brightwork,
riding on spindly, nearly useless fittings. BTW, a 91 also
rides higher than a
71 due to later USA bumper height regs. The 71 was more
willing and
sprightly, but the 91 is cushier by far and, after only a few
decades, they got
just about all the bugs out of 'em. Also, you get 2
clocks (one can be set
to local time, one to Milano time if you are
romantic). And, of course,
everything Russ said.
Charlie
LA, CA, USA
91
Spider auto
84 GTV 6
> new: 11 Hyundai Sonata
In a message dated 4/29/2010
2:21:58 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
[email protected] writes:
I
like the 91 spiders much more than the earlier L Jetronic spiders. The
91 has
more power, better air conditioning and power steering. My wife
likes
the
last part. And I think they are much better looking than any of the
Alfas
since the chrome bumpers went away after 1974.
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