"Asatori" (Asatori)
02/20/2016 at 11:50 • Filed to: None | 0 | 2 |
As you may have read I
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a while back. I may have said something along the lines of posting updates here. So here is a little update.
The car passed inspection (APK it’s called around these parts) and is road legal for another 2 years! It needed a little attention, a few rubbers in the suspension bits, a few new brakelines. Also had an oil change and the timing chain was tensioned. This afternoon I fitted open air filters for a little more of that lovely intake noise the Alfa Nord engines are famous for. Since the car is fitted with an electrionic fuel pump that was hung from the original air filter box with tie-wraps I had to find another solution for that. I had a bracket for an ignition coil laying around, found a little mount that was in just the right place so the fuel pump found a nice new home as well.
I just need to buy an oil catch tank for the crankcase ventilation. Right now I just put a little piece of cloth on the hose, not to prevent oil vapor spraying all over the place but to prevent dirt or other bits from going in...
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BvdV - The Dutch Engineer
> Asatori
02/20/2016 at 12:02 | 0 |
Nice car, looks quite solid too, or at least I expect that seeing it passed APK. Is it an original dutch car?
Asatori
> BvdV - The Dutch Engineer
02/20/2016 at 12:12 | 1 |
Yeah it’s original Dutch (1978, the last year of production, and registered in 1979). So, blue plates :)
It’s been restored once, my best guess 10-15 years a go. And done pretty ok. It’s not the bestquality paint job but it looks ok. No dents or dings or obvious rust (I’ll never claim an Alfa has no rust, if you go and look for it you’ll always find some xD)
But so far it looks really solid yes.