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We all know the recent ones, the 156 and 159 SportWagons, but what about the earlier less well know ones.
There was of course the Sbarro Q4 one:
http://berlinasportivo.com/features/...meo_155_02.jpg
Then there is the one based on the 75:
http://www.berlinasportivo.com/forum...sportwagon.jpg
And not so rare but a little older, is the Giuliawagon:
http://www.berlinasportivo.com/forum...iuliawagon.jpg
So what others are there?
The 33 was available in a dogwagon guise too.
You are thinking far too mainstream there Jack! Think outside the box,Quote:
Originally Posted by AlfaJack
How about a 1952 Alfa 1900 Estate?
http://www.berlinasportivo.com/forum...900_estate.jpg
Or a Giulietta estate?
http://www.berlinasportivo.com/forum...tta_estate.jpg
I really like the Giulia estate:
http://www.berlinasportivo.com/forum...lia_estate.jpg
But not so keen on the Alfasud Sportwagon
http://www.berlinasportivo.com/forum...sud_Estate.jpg
The Alfa 6 looks a bit of a dog too:
http://www.berlinasportivo.com/forum...fa6_estate.jpg
But the 75 starts to look good again:
http://www.berlinasportivo.com/forum.../75_estate.jpg
http://www.berlinasportivo.com/forum...a75_estate.jpg
No need to put up the 155 sbarro again, so how about a 164 estate?
http://www.berlinasportivo.com/forum...164_estate.gif
Anyone got any others?
Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve Webb
http://i53.tinypic.com/2u45x02.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by Steve Webb
http://i53.tinypic.com/dow8xy.jpg
:biggrin:
Regards,
Marc
Hearses. I like it.
Would it be wrong to turn the 164 one into a mini motorhome?
Just found another one on my travels,
How about a 90 estate?
http://www.berlinasportivo.com/forum..._90_estate.jpg
http://forum.berlinasportivo.com/att...1&d=1356516099
This is a photochop from me, with my old 16V WB
I think that's great :cool:
wrinx
I like that alot
Lovely! Real rubber band tyres!
That looks great, just a shame the Sbarro one never made it past a couple of motorshow exhibits.
Me and q4pete were thinking about making a 155 sportwagon as we have the skills to do it and most of the tools aswell but have his 155 project to do and my Q4 to repair then we have to work to live also
I always thought grafting the back of a Dedra sportwagon onto a 155 would be the way forward, or maybe taking a Dedra Sportwagon and fitting 155 body panels and doors.
Would cause a stir at Alfa meetings thats for sure.
Vaguely recall someone sticking a 155 front end on a Marea Weekend...looked pretty good too!
wrinx
I was thinking dedra sportwagon would be the easy way to do it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve Webb
Yep would cause a stir at Alfa show but it would be so funny watching them looking round it
I remember that one also think there's a pic of it on my 155selespeed thread on the 155orgQuote:
Originally Posted by wrinx
A tempra estate had a 155 front end fitted to one
That's it!
wrinx