This is an old Fiat advt: Been around for ages apparently, so many of you
will have seen it. But worth a look for those who haven't.
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Fred said:
This is an old Fiat advt: Been around for ages apparently, so many of you
will have seen it. But worth a look for those who haven't.Heh heh heh... I always loved that commercial (maybe because I've
owned two Fiats, and currently have an Alfa). Besides, any cyclist
who dresses like Fabrizio* and who can't do a track stand at a
stoplight deserves to be laying on the ground.*like Fab did when the commercial was made - obviously his style has
evolved dramatically since then.Mark Hickey
Habanero Cycles
http://www.habcycles.com
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On Sun, 7 May 2006 17:45:40 +1200, "Fred" <[email hidden]>
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This is an old Fiat advt: Been around for ages apparently, so many of you
will have seen it. But worth a look for those who haven't.cute...
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you have a ALFA...cool, what type/model/year?
Inquiring alfistas want to know...
Brian.
Who can still spot an alfa three blocks away...
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On Mon, 8 May 2006 19:13:55 -0700, "Brian" <[email hidden]>
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you have a ALFA...cool, what type/model/year?Inquiring alfistas want to know...
Brian.
Who can still spot an alfa three blocks away...
Too easy. It's the one on blocks.
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Funny, but isn't there a commercial where the cyclist comes out on top?
http://home.comcast.net/~oil_free_and_happy/ -
Brian observes he can -
....still spot an alfa three blocks away...
I believe Alfa is still owned by FIAT.
We all know what FIAT stands for don't we? - <using loud, exasperated tone>
FIX IT AGAIN TONY !!
best, Andrew (owned Alfa 90, circa 1988 sold 1989, did not adapt to bicycles
as well as I did - still have the Alfa cycling jersey which has lasted a lot
longer than the car!) -
Brian said:
you have a ALFA...cool, what type/model/year?
It's an '85 Spider Veloce (see - sorta cycling content).
Quoted message said:
Inquiring alfistas want to know...
We'd been looking for a classic sports car for a while, and found the
Alfa by chance. Maybe I have a soft spot for Italian design (just
wish the mechanicals were German). ;-)Quoted message said:
Who can still spot an alfa three blocks away...
In the months since we bought ours, we've seen exactly ONE other Alfa.
Mark Hickey
Habanero Cycles
http://www.habcycles.com
Home of the $795 ti frame
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