Unlock the Secrets to Making Your Alfa Romeo Spider Look Incredible!
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
- Best 8 modifications you can do for your classic Alfa Romeo Spider series 2, produced from 1970 till 1982/83.
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Many years ago, I had a '78 model and hated the bumpers and side view mirrors. Didn't do anything about the bumpers, but I did change out the mirrors. The brand was Vitaloni, the model was the baby Turbo
Very elegant upgrades. My compliments on your Alfa.
Thank You
I have a 90 so I'm definitely doing all your mods... Very nice
Great job! I'm going to do all of you recommendations.
All your modifications are spot on. It now looks awesome and I have planned the same mods for my series 2 American Spider. Lol. Those side mirrors really were hideous 😲
Thanks and Good luck with your project!
The interior modifications are underrated..!!
Your Spider looks great! I like the changes you made very much. I am working on my own 1985 US spec S3 Spider. But, my project is well behind yours. Still, you have given me some ideas for changes I am planning. I am assembling the engine for it now. Using a 2.0 Twin Spark. Yes, I know it won't fit under the hood. I am going to move the engine down and back in the chassis. Cheers from Chicago.
Thanks and good luck with your project.
Looks like he said this car out perfectly good job
thanks
Very cool 👌🇮🇹❤️
Cool.
Styling respect from 713 Ontario
Very nice.
thanks
Great conversion!
thanks
I agree 100%. The Spider's of this time in the US were affected with tasteless safety upgrades, ruining the look of this timeless classic.
Great info!
New Coda Tronca owner here😊
What is the easiest way to remove the radio?
Thx
the easiest way is to start removing :)
@@VintageCustomCars Wooow
So funny and very helpful.
@@oo-fanTom-oo you can put your hand from the right side under from the glove box side in case if the radio is attached from behind and have some security screws
where do you source the door cards? they look great along with other mods!
Thanks, I got them from classic alfa
Very nice conversion! One question. Where did you source out rear bumper?
classic alfa in uk
What is your opinion of Spica fuel injection vs Weber carbs?
If the spica works correctly it is better than carbs, but carbs are much easy to operate, so both systems have advantages and disadvantages...
Side marker lights in California are required by law as are the 5 mph rated bumpers, but could probably get away with it.
In Europe, we have classic car registration, technical commission period every 5 years, regular rules do not apply, so no worry's about these small things which made car ugly :) i am just fixing the factory mistakes :) because of regulations.
@@VintageCustomCars We do too, but car must be pre 1974 to be smog exempt, otherwise vehicle must maintain all safety equipment, like headlights, etc. I don't think things like removing side marker lights of installing different year bumpers would matter much to them.
@ any car over 30+ (some 35+) years are classic car and they don't need smog anywhere in world. :D
@@VintageCustomCars Not correct. In California only pre 1974 cars are smog exempt.
@@GereDJ2 maybe, i have info regarding EU only, sorry for misleading
Hi. Thanks for sharing. The earlier door cards are a great improvement, but what did you do about a door pull? Did you install the earlier chrome pull handle, or something else?
Yes, you can install an early-type door handle
👍Correction, Alfa did not install radio's in cars, the came with a blank plate, installed by car dealers, that is why you see the antennas in all different places on Alfa's.
I have a series 2 and I think the look the best, I think you should in install the the round indicator front sides for the Euro look that you want.
Yes, thanks for the correction regarding radios.
Glade to help also nice channel@@VintageCustomCars
Very interesting. I live in Canada and have owned my 1987 Alfa Romeo Spider Graduate for 25 years.
Your video has inspired me (enough to subscribe) even though I have always attempted to keep my girl original.
Her name is Sara and she is black on black on black with approximately 135,000 km.
Now that you see my name and I advised you of my Alfa's moniker, what is your name?
Name: Project AR501
I got lucky, my 74 had the small bumperettes in the front, then a big truck backed up into me and smashed the front of the car. So when I took it to the repair place, they said they could not order the same front bumper but they had the bumper without the two protruding ugly things sticking out so they put that on. Unfortunately I still have the back bumper looking that way but at least it is steel except for the two protrusions which are black. But nobody notices that. everything else I have because it's a 74 except the radio which I do not think is necessary. My problem now is the Spica pump is failing and you can't find anybody to work on those so I will have to swap it out for carbs
Yo vendo uno año 62
What do you thynk about Borani wheels?
for alfa not very much, but in general i like them