Neil Waterworth > wrote:

> Is it just my car or where I live, or is the Alfa 156 aerial (I believe
> built into the rear screen) useless for long wave and medium wave radio
> reception? Also, if the aircon is running, it gets even worse. My crap old
> Renault, with the classic pointy metal stick on the roof never had a
> problem. Are there ways to improve the reception?
>
> Also, I saw what I think I read as an "Alfa 2000" when I flew past it on the
> M-Way a couple of days ago. It was a really fun looking convertible with an
> old UK "S" reg plate (1977?). It was definitely Alfa when I looked in the
> mirror. Could someone point me to more info on these?

That will be a Giulia Spider (as famously featured in the film 'The
Graduate), then.

http://www.carsfromitaly.com/alfaromeo/index.html

then click 'all models' and 'spider'


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