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Catman June 30th 05 09:54 PM

Alfa 156 1.9 jtd sportwagon
 
Jaws wrote:

> Hello there,
>
> I'm driving for years Alfa Romeo,


So why are you only coming in now? :) You are most welcome here

> my first one was a 33 1.7 16v (great
> engine!!!)


Lovely engine
> , nowadays I drive a 145 1.4 boxer (more economic ;-)), but
> he's getting old (11 years)...


Poor thing

> So, I'm very interested in a second buy Alfa 156 1.9jtd sportwagon
> (great design). Any one to advise me (what to look for, problems,...)
> or any experiences with the car? I'm looking after a 2001-2002 model.


I'm geussing it might be a bit sluggish. Not sure though.


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Catman June 30th 05 10:54 PM

Jaws wrote:

> Catman wrote:
>
>>> I'm driving for years Alfa Romeo,

>>
>> So why are you only coming in now? :) You are most welcome here

>
> Thanks! I just discovered the ng's, so better late than never, not?


Of course, and thrice welcome.

>>> my first one was a 33 1.7 16v (great
>>> engine!!!)

>>
>> Lovely engine

>
> and what a sound... jeezes...


Oh yes. We only have the 8V but......
>>> , nowadays I drive a 145 1.4 boxer (more economic ;-)), but
>>> he's getting old (11 years)...

>>
>> Poor thing

>
> I know, he has +180.000 km, I think he deserves to go retire.


Yep

>>> So, I'm very interested in a second buy Alfa 156 1.9jtd sportwagon
>>> (great design). Any one to advise me (what to look for, problems,...)
>>> or any experiences with the car? I'm looking after a 2001-2002 model.

>>
>> I'm geussing it might be a bit sluggish. Not sure though.

>
> I know that the 1.9 is a 110 hp engine, but in Belgium is the driving
> tax relative high for petrol engines, so the 2.4 is only for "rich"
> people ;-), and -aha- I'm not (yet).


Shame that.

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T. July 1st 05 07:02 PM

Jaws wrote:
>
>
> I know that the 1.9 is a 110 hp engine, but in Belgium is the driving


That's the 8v version, surely?

The 1.9 JTD 16v is 140 hp.
Chipable to about 165 hp

Domestos July 1st 05 11:24 PM


> So, I'm very interested in a second buy Alfa 156 1.9jtd sportwagon
> (great design). Any one to advise me (what to look for, problems,...)
> or any experiences with the car? I'm looking after a 2001-2002 model.


its funny you should mention it ...

I have just put my Alfa 1.9JTD 2003 saloon up for sale - cream leather
interior, black, 45,000 miles I never had a problem with it. Performance
wise is great not bad actually, I dont feel like I am driving a diesel put
it that way...

I like the UK though so I guess you would be too far away and it will be
right hand drive...

domestos





Hoppa July 5th 05 08:27 PM

"Jaws" > wrote:

>Hello there,
>
>
>Greeting from Alfa-Belgium,
>
>Tim



Assuming you're speaking flemisch/dutch, have a look at:
http://www.alfaromeo156club.nl/

Een club van, voor en door Alfa Romeo 156 bezitters zowel voor de
Sedan als voor de Sportwagon! We zijn Alfa liefhebbers met dezelfde
passie en emotie.

Het forum bevat een schat aan informatie, ook nogal wat vlaamse leden.

Hoppa


Catman July 6th 05 06:59 AM

Jaws wrote:

> Op 5/07/2005, heeft Hoppa verondersteld :
>
>> Assuming you're speaking flemisch/dutch, have a look at:
>> http://www.alfaromeo156club.nl/

>
> Ja zene!
>
>> Een club van, voor en door Alfa Romeo 156 bezitters zowel voor de
>> Sedan als voor de Sportwagon! We zijn Alfa liefhebbers met dezelfde
>> passie en emotie.
>>
>> Het forum bevat een schat aan informatie, ook nogal wat vlaamse leden.
>>
>> Hoppa

>
> Bedankt Hoppa voor de info!!!
>

Coo! I can understand Dutch :)
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Catman July 6th 05 05:08 PM

Jaws wrote:

> Catman stelde dit idée voor :
>
>> Coo! I can understand Dutch :)

>
> Easy isn't it?! Ha ha ha...
>

Well, we English are reknowned for our skill in langauges ;)
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Tyger, Tyger Burning Bright (Remove rust to reply)
Alfa 116 Giulietta 3.0l (Really) Sprint 1.7 75 TS 156 TS S2
Triumph Speed Triple: Black with extra black bits
www.cuore-sportivo.co.uk

Catman July 6th 05 10:07 PM

Jaws wrote:

> Catman schreef/ wrote :
>
>>>> Coo! I can understand Dutch :)
>>>
>>> Easy isn't it?! Ha ha ha...
>>>

>> Well, we English are reknowned for our skill in langauges ;)

>
> That's probably why you're getting the Olympics, ha ha ha :-)
>

Don't rub it in......
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Tyger, Tyger Burning Bright (Remove rust to reply)
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Triumph Speed Triple: Black with extra black bits
www.cuore-sportivo.co.uk


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