You continue to find and share the enthusiasm of the art and engineering of the automobile and those who build them. Your passion and production is unmatched.
I was hoping to see you post more about the production and all the details of this car! I just love to see how a car manufactory works and what attention to detail they put into their limited production cars.
Bellisimo as you would say but I don’t understand why you would use the original VIN when none of the original car is being used, including the chassis design?!?
Me either but I’m guessing for registration/titling purposes in specific countries? Like the red one for example that he said was destined for CA. Maybe it can bypass all the regulations like smog tests if it was “built” before 1975.
These retro Italian built cars might look the part ! But the engineering is so dated compared to what mainstream modern production cars of the same price are . The finish in the detail isn't even comparable to resto mod custom cars coming out of USA . Mostly Italian bespoke car manufactures have always had the issue that there beautiful pieces of design but come short of say the germans that there are basically constructed like there only 90% finished . The modern Alfas are a great example of what and who was responsible , Interiors done be ex Audi personal , chassis done by ex BMW M division engineers , Unfortunately it takes other countries engineers and designers to finish that last 10% of Italian design for production of great cars now . Just look at how bad both the 037 and the 105 engines run in transient throttle, and that's using MoTeC which is the industry standard of top tier aftermarket engine management , so good in-fact that Bosch purchased the company.
You continue to find and share the enthusiasm of the art and engineering of the automobile and those who build them. Your passion and production is unmatched.
Thanks so much! 🙏🏻
When it comes to cars, clothing etc,etc no 1 can beat Italy extremely high standards attention to detail is second to none great video
Stunning build , your videos are always so interesting Dino .
Many thanks!
Another automotive genius
Thank you Dino
I was hoping to see you post more about the production and all the details of this car! I just love to see how a car manufactory works and what attention to detail they put into their limited production cars.
That engine is a work of art... if only I had the money 😅
You keep showing priceless, passionate Jewels. Fantastic.
Grazie ancora Dino 👍👍👏👏👌👌
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Two of my favorite restomod companies in a row; Rocky Auto and now Totem Automobili!! I’m in heaven
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Perfect video! And a truly work of art of a car!
Thank you!
Love your unique content. Keep it coming bro!!
Appreciate it!
Thanks Dino 👍💪✌
Great video again!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Timeless
Grazie per sharing Dino!
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Look how he lights up when talk about the ICE car! Shows you how uninspiring electric is.
Bellisimo as you would say but I don’t understand why you would use the original VIN when none of the original car is being used, including the chassis design?!?
Me either but I’m guessing for registration/titling purposes in specific countries? Like the red one for example that he said was destined for CA. Maybe it can bypass all the regulations like smog tests if it was “built” before 1975.
MEGA Sexy car!
These retro Italian built cars might look the part ! But the engineering is so dated compared to what mainstream modern production cars of the same price are . The finish in the detail isn't even comparable to resto mod custom cars coming out of USA . Mostly Italian bespoke car manufactures have always had the issue that there beautiful pieces of design but come short of say the germans that there are basically constructed like there only 90% finished . The modern Alfas are a great example of what and who was responsible , Interiors done be ex Audi personal , chassis done by ex BMW M division engineers , Unfortunately it takes other countries engineers and designers to finish that last 10% of Italian design for production of great cars now . Just look at how bad both the 037 and the 105 engines run in transient throttle, and that's using MoTeC which is the industry standard of top tier aftermarket engine management , so good in-fact that Bosch purchased the company.
The 037 doesn’t use a Morec
@@dino_dc Just the MoTeC dash in the centre console that moves about when cornering in your video ? What engine management does it use ?