1981 Alfa Romeo Spider Veloce, Homeward Bound! 

Doc must be very happy to have such techical support around the corner !

Good afternoon Dave! I just saw this video pop up. I am up in the Southern Oregon Cascades at a lake in my camp trailer in the middle of one hell of a thunderstorm! But I have a cell signal and my personal "hot spot" so I can watch your vids. Good show Dave! Good show! Jerry 😎👍

Looks like Doc will win first prize........Excellent work and a very stunning survivor

Space reclaimed!

A few drops of two-part epoxy on that trim piece.

I can see how a rattle like that could be annoying

Bringing home the 250 any time soon ?

I wish the little fellow was about a foot bigger.

Decades ago I replaced the bumpers with fiberglass look-alikes on my '79 Alfa Spider from Shankle. I bet I dropped 80 lbs or so from the ends of the car. I love the Nardi style shift knob on my '79 that had the shift pattern on the top. I wish I could get those today. I don't see a sump guard but it is personal choice. I'm probably going to replace the new stock springs I put on my '74 with Rally Springs just to get a little more bad road capability. I hate hitting the sump guard.

Nice finish to a cool car! I see those in junkyards on occasion, some in decent shape. Will the vacuum servo on the air filter intake still work if a critter pushes the copper screen in? The third brake light is not pretty, but a necessary (evil) as there are so many SUVs these days. A low car becomes invisible if a higher vehicle is behind it. I am considering having several 3rd brake lights on my TR6, only using one, depending on driving conditions. One on roll bar, one for trunk lid, if soft top is up, and one on hardtop

Hi Dave, I used to have an ex USA one in that colour seriously regret selling it, was running on webers, changed the bumpers to euro spec and fitted headlamp covers, with a blue hood and black trim, it was a good car only let me down once when a replacement engine mount collapsed trashing the radiator and bottom hose

Catching up on your old videos and just watched you getting it serviced and running. Now it’s gone.

Beautiful car . Really undervalued…

Serious soft top kit! I hope you can use it on the vinyl tops you have also? Doc has the best mid-late 70's S2 Alfa that I've ever seen, especially interior wise. The plastics don't usually last very long, and that dash and console look great. It's been a great journey with that car, bringing it back to life!

Nice work Dave.

Looks good, he is lucky to have you work on thecar for him.

Looks great! Doc will be proud to drive it home. You did good, Tush!

Hi Dave, could Doc choose to covert to Chrome bumpers if he wanted too? (Or is the surrounding bodywork of a different profile?)