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    I'm in love

    I had never seen an Alfa 33 Stradale until a photo appeared on the front page of this website. To this moment I've no idea how it escaped me. But it is the most jaw-droppingly stunning car I've ever seen I think!

    I now have to figure out how I can ever afford to own one...

    If I sold the house, all the cars, the girlfriend, could get a tenner for the cat ....... hmmmmmmmm.
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    I agree, that is probably the most beautiful piece of automotive art I've seen.

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    yea, its one of the most gorgeous cars ever built, theres no doubt. its my personal fav. they really should start cloning it, i think itd be lucrative. id buy one thats for sure and im pretty cheap lol. ive been posting random pics of it in various forums for a while now.
    heres a flattering pic of it in action
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    Spent the morning scraping around for a kit. Nothing!

    However ... not in the same league, but very nice kit all the same:
    http://www.hawkcars.co.uk/hf3000/index.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by greg.harvey
    Spent the morning scraping around for a kit. Nothing!
    We went throough this loop before http://www.ultimatecarpage.com/forum...ead.php?t=1476

    Fujimi did a 1/16th kit

    However ... not in the same league, but very nice kit all the same:
    http://www.hawkcars.co.uk/hf3000/index.html

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    as close as you get to original.
    Many REAL Stratos owners buy Hawk body and suspension parts !!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Matra et Alpine
    Fujimi did a 1/16th kit
    LOL! Well maybe the cat could drive that ...
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    Quote Originally Posted by greg.harvey
    However ... not in the same league, but very nice kit all the same:
    http://www.hawkcars.co.uk/hf3000/index.html
    Hawk Cars is literally a short drive from me ... take a few minutes to get there ... max.

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    Quote Originally Posted by :Exige:
    Hawk Cars is literally a short drive from me ... take a few minutes to get there ... max.
    Could you steal one for me?
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    Or maybe you want to buy an original grup 4?? (easy now.. not the AR 33 Stradale but a Stratos )

    Maybe you have to sell some more of your personal belongings

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    Hmmmm ... £60,000.

    At that, if my dad and I both sold all our cars and remortgaged to the tune of about £18,000 each ... it's possible. We could share it.

    Not sure how he'd get to work though. Details ...
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    Wow. That's a beautiful machine.

    New to the boards here, hi everyone! Didn't see a particular place for introducing myself, so I'll do it here. Huge car fan, though I'm stuck driving a several thousand pound paperweight at the moment that's currently collecting bird poop in front of my apartment since it died (again). One of these days I plan to win the lottery and buy myself a GT40, but until then I'm likely going to be a public transportation rider/driver of an infrequently working Volvo. I work for a marketing company, by the way, and every so often some nifty peice of information comes my way that I might be able to share with ya. When I'm not slaving away at a desk I'm watching soccer on TV and occasionally gaming.

    Yikes, that reads more like something on a dating site than an introducton. I'm taken, so back off!

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    hi, welcome to UCP
    stereotonin

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    Quote Originally Posted by Smithman
    Wow. That's a beautiful machine.

    New to the boards here, hi everyone! Didn't see a particular place for introducing myself, so I'll do it here.
    try new thread how about that! have fun at UCP!
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    Quote Originally Posted by QuattroMan
    try new thread how about that! have fun at UCP!
    Fair enough. Guess the damage is done though. Sorry to hijack!

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    I absolutely adore that car. I have to admit, the first time I ever came across one was Sega GT on the Xbox (likewise the Jiotto Caspita, also a very aesthetically pelasing car as it happens), which is a bit embaressing I guess. (It had phenomenal road-holding though)

    From a purely aesthetic point of view, it's one of my favourite cars. Probably second only to the E-Type.

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