Minichamps : Alfa Romeo Montreal 1970

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Altaya : Opel Senator A 1983

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Minichamps : Mitsubishi Colt 1978

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Steve

Love the Montreal. Those were unique for an Alfa because they had an alluminium V8.
Beautiful Bertone body work.

Some high quality looking models there Steve, thanks for showing them!

I had one of that style Mitsubishi; it was a great car and very well built. I also had the next generation car. Both were Dodge sold versions but all the goodness was pure Mitsubishi. The second one, a five speed, was surprisingly fun to drive and nimble. I used both of the Colts as sacrificial winter cars when living in Illinois and they both did excellent jobs for me.

In a preview of what would be what is now a common problem, especially in big cities, the second Mitsu I had got hit in Chicago while stopped at an intersection - by a driver with no driver's license, no English, no license plates, no insurance and no money. We call them illegal aliens now. Fortunately I only suffered some property damage to the Colt but I think it is a lot worse for many people now - especially in California and Arizona.

Steve, thanks for sharing. Your posts are the highlight of this board!

Love the Montreal. Those were unique for an Alfa because they had an alluminium V8.
Beautiful Bertone body work.

Some high quality looking models there Steve, thanks for showing them!

A dry sumped version of the T33 race engine - not one for the inexperienced :p

Steve

Steve, thanks for sharing. Your posts are the highlight of this board!

There really should be a blushing smilie.

:thumbsup:

Steve