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JJuneune 11 - Wed Pebble Beach Concours Feature Film (see below) Waltham, MA 15-22 AROC National Convention Chicago, IL 20-23 Le Belle Macchine d’Italia Italian Meet (see page 4) Skytop, PA 22 - Sun AONE Just-North-of-the-Border Tour (see page 4) Southern NH P. Walker, T. Ducibella JJulyuly 20 - Sun Collings Foundation Picnic and Tour (see page 5) Stow, MA Jim Miga ??? AONE Autocross Westford, MA Kevin Redden ??? Southeastern MA Alfa-Bet Soup Tour Westport, MA Bob Ladd AAugustugust 3 - Sun 9am-3pm Tutto Italiano - LAAM Brookline, MA Barnett, Lesko, Pratt 23-24 Twenty-Four Hours of LeMons Stratford Speedway Brian Shorey 29 - Sep 1 Vintage Festival & Italian Car Corral Lime Rock Park Tim Beeble SSeptembereptember 7 - Sun 9am Jaguar Club Fall Slalom (autocross - Alfas invited) Westford, MA 20 - Sat* Tech Session - “Mega Squirt Fuel Injection” Boxboro, MA B. Shorey, K. Redden 27-28 Sat-Sun Pasta Fazoom Italian Car Cruise - LAST RUNNING! Cortland, NY Cal Crouch OOctoberctober 4 - Sat* Il Giro Del Monadnock Motor Tour Peterborough, NH G. Bonatto, J. Percival 18 - Sat* AONE/JANE Fall Foliage TSD Rally MA-RI-CT Corner T. Letourneau, S. Thomas 25 - Sat* Indian Summer Sortie Fall Foliage Tour South Deerfield, MA Peter Walker NNovemberovember 15 - Sat* The AONE Hyland Hillclimb Westminster, MA Gene Durso DDecemberecember 13 - Sat* AONE Holiday Party at LAAM Brookline, MA Kevin Murphy Note: Dates marked with an asterisk (*) are tentative. Know of something else happening that would be of interest to Alfisti? Please contact the Editor (see Page 2) and we’ll add it to our Events page! A FFEATUREEATURE FFILMILM New England, will be on display throughout the event. Look for a few surprise vehicles as well! AABOUTBOUT TTHEHE PPEBBLEEBBLE Since the 1980’s, Gene Ritvo has used his camera to become BBEACHEACH CCONCOURSONCOURS one of the region’s most respected automobile photographers. He DD’ELEGANCE’ELEGANCE specializes in capturing the art and design of the finest automobiles in WWednesay,ednesay, JJuneune 1111 the world, especially those that participate in concours events. His pictures are taken from the observer’s point of view and focus on oorr tthehe pastpast tthreehree decades,decades, GeneGene Ritvo,Ritvo, a local film maker and the the artistic details, such as the grill, headlamp, or engine. His rare Fofficial photographer of the New England Motor Press Associa- perspective and his sensitivity to the concours participants have tion, has documented the famous car show and produced feature films allowed him privileges not afforded to many other media members, for fans back east. He will premiere his latest edition of the Pebble including pre-event show access and interviews with show winners. Beach Concours d’Elegance on Wednesday, June 11, 2008, at the The $10.00 admission ticket includes the film, special exhibition Charles River Museum of Industry in Waltham, Massachusetts. vehicles, and museum exhibits. Doors will open at 6:30 PM with The film, highlighting this year’s featured marque, Aston Martin, refreshments available. The Charles River Museum of Industry is will begin at 7:30 PM. The presentation will also showcase several located under the smokestack at 154 Moody Street in Waltham. The New England connections, including a 1955 D-Type Jaguar, modi- museum is open to the public on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays fied and raced by a Massachusetts teenager, who set a land-speed from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. For more information or to purchase record. He will also show Chris Charlton’s restoration of a 1935 tickets in advance, call 781-893-5410 or email [email protected]. Duesenberg that took Best of Show 2007. An array of Aston Martin automobiles, provided by the Aston Martin Owners’ Club of MMOREORE EEVENTS->VENTS-> AAlfalfa OwnersOwners ofof NewNew EnglandEngland 3 JAGUAR CLUB SPRING SLALOM (AUTOCROSS) TTHEHE AONEAONE LLEE BBELLEELLE - ALFAS INVITED! JJUST-NORTH-OF-UST-NORTH-OF- MMACCHINEACCHINE DD’ITALIA’ITALIA Sunday, May 18 TTHE-BORDERHE-BORDER TTOUROUR IITALIANTALIAN CCARAR MMEETEET Looking for a little more autocross seat time? SSunday,unday, JJuneune 2222 JJuneune 220-230-23 eeterter WalkerWalker andand TomTom DucibellaDucibella havehave teamedteamed upup to organize this oorr thosethose ofof youyou wwhoho mmightight findfind yourselvesyourselves inin PennsylvaniaPennsylvania ratherrather Pmid-June top-down (if you’re in a Spider) driving tour of Southern Ftthanhan NNewew EnglandEngland this particular weekend, here’s an alterna- New Hampshire. It will start immediately off of Route I-95 (Exit 1), tive take. Le Belle Macchine d’Italia is the largest three-day Italian just over the MA/NH border. It will proceed along Route 107 north motoring event in North America. The 2008 edition will be the from the Seabrook, NH, area to North Deerfield, NH, where we’ll 22nd annual gathering of owners of Italian taking place in the have lunch at the funky, cozy Lazy Lion Café (homemade food, not beautiful Pocono Mountains. expensive, outdoor/indoor tables, great desserts, lattes and other The host hotel and concorso site is the Skytop Lodge in Sky- beverages). Route 107 is a wonderfully twisty road, recently paved, top, PA. The Concorso d’Eleganza participants are categorized by and averages around 40 mph, with periodic brief looks at tiny New marques representing Alfa Romeo, Bizzarrini, DeTomaso, , Hampshire towns and rolling countryside. Fiat, , , , , and an Open Class. The round trip with lunch will take about The driving event will take place at Pocono International Raceway three hours (from Seabrook). on June 22nd and 23rd. This is a 2.5-mile track with eight turns We will meet at 10:00 AM in the and two 3,000-foot straights, providing the opportunity to drive parking lot of the CVS in Seabrook, one of the foremost super speedways in the country. NH, at the junction of US Route 1 The Italian Cars Group has established this as the premier Italian and NH Route 107. (See below for motoring event in the Northeast. For more info, see the flyer below directions to our meeting place.) We’ll and visit the Le Belle Macchine d’Italia web site. leave promptly from there at 10:20 AM on our prescribed route. NOTE: Please RSVP to Tom Ducibella (tom@ nanduce.com) or Peter Walker (anderwalk@ earthlink.net) by 9:00 PM, Saturday night, June 21). If we number over ten (a pretty sure thing), we need to tell the Café how many we’ll be. If the weather is iffy, watch your email, but otherwise come on out and cross the border! DDirectionsirections ttoo tthehe MeetingMeeting PlacePlace The tour will start at the parking lot of the CVS located at the in- tersection of NH Route 107 and US Route 1, in Seabrook, NH. To get there, take NH Exit 1 from I-95. If coming from the south, turn right at the end of the exit ramp onto NH Route 107 south; if coming from the north, turn left. Travel southbound on NH Route 107 0.3 mile to a traffic light (intersection with US Route 1). At the light, go straight into the CVS parking lot.

4 VVelocissimaelocissima CCOLLINGSOLLINGS FFOUNDATIONOUNDATION TTOUROUR AANDND TTAILGATEAILGATE PPICNICICNIC SSunday,unday, JJulyuly 220th0th oookingoking fforor a ggreatreat iindulgence?ndulgence? Come out to the Collings Foun- advantage of the surroundings by holding a tailgate picnic before the Ldation Headquarters in Stow, MA, on Sunday, July 20th, when tour! Fill up a basket with your favorite lunchtime comestibles, pack the Collings Foundation will open its aircraft and automobile museum a couple of lawn chairs, and we’ll circle the wagons for a little dining collection to a private showing for AONE and its guests. For those of and pre-tour schmoozing. We’ll also be inviting a couple of other you who have never seen this fabulous collection, it is a real treat! area clubs to join us for this event, so you’ll be able to The Collings Foundation’s collection is one of the hidden treasures ogle some other interesting cars besides our own wonderful Alfas of the Boston area. On display are over sixty-five antique automo- before and after the tour. biles and race cars that include the Plan to arrive around noon or a 1932 Duesenburg Dual-Cowl SJ little before with your picnicking para- Phaeton owned by Fred Duesenburg; phernalia and share your company a 1940 V-16 Cadillac Limousine (and your food?) with your fellow custom-built for Al Capone; a 1927 sports car buffs. The tour will then Rolls-Royce Phantom I Phaeton built begin promptly at 1:00 PM. Donation in Springfield, MA; and an Indy Car driven by Mario Andretti. The for admission to see the collection and display is $5 per person. The aircraft collection includes a rare original 1909 Bleriot Model XI; a Collings Foundation is located at 137 Barton Road in Stow, MA near WWII vintage Fiesler FI-156 Storch; and a 1943 Cessna UC-78 Lake Boon. Directions and a lot more information can be found on that was formerly flown by Revere Airways. Also on display will be the Collings Foundation web site (www.collingsfoundation.org) or by several micro-cars owned by the Charles Gould Foundation. These calling 978-562-9182. This event will be held rain or shine! If it’s three-wheeled cars were produced by former aircraft manufacturers raining, you can either picnic with the top up or just show up a little Messerschmidt, Heinkel, and BMW. There is also quite a number before 1:00 PM for the tour. of Indy, formula, and midget race cars, and in general a very eclectic Although it’s not required, we’re asking that you contact event collection of really interesting cars and airplanes. organizer Jim Miga ([email protected] or 781-729-7567) to let In addition, the Foundation’s grounds are themselves worth the him know that you’re coming (and how many of you) so that we can trip! It’s a beautiful setting, with lawns and gardens that comple- give the Foundation an approximate head count. ment the attractive buildings housing the collection. We’ll be taking Should be a terrific outing—hope to see you there!

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AAlfalfa OwnersOwners ofof NewNew EnglandEngland 5 hhenen AONE’sAONE’s Don,Don, Tom Lesko, requested that every by the garages (the National Anthem played again in my head) and club Director organize an event for 2008, this was an the table with snacks and soft drinks made ready. The shop was Wopportunity I could not miss: the Vintage Race Festival set up once again. at NHMS held on May 16-18. The day was bright and sunny—perfect weather for the Alfa: dry In past years, AONE has held a gathering for club members during and yet cool for the engine. The Alfisti participating in this event were the Saturday races and this year I was on the roster to host. So I Eliot in his navy blue GTV, Bob in his cobalt blue GTV, Mike in his packed everything the night before, including my Alfa. Realizing that yellow Giulietta Spider, and Nick with a red Spider (not working, so I wasn’t participating in this race, I felt a little sad because I knew it he used Mike’s Giulietta). They were all in action and the pace was was going to be a great event. I took the Alfa with me because, on simply F-A-S-T. Using the chicane/chicane configuration, they were the next Monday and Tuesday, I was going to be an instructor for up against all kinds of makes: Mini, Mustang, Volvo, MG, Datsun. It a lesser car club (as Dave puts it)—the Germanic product that has was nice to see these cars all mixed together. And it was a great four rings in the grille. race for spectators to watch! Having arrived there early, I quickly found a spot At the end of the day, Eliot, Bob, Nick, and Mike near Turn 12 at the very end of the infield parking THHEYEY WWEREERE all said to me, “You have to be here with us next garage area and proceeded to set up shop. Put- year!” That got me thinking. Message to Signore ting up the canopy proved to be a real challenge in AALLLL IINN AACTIONCTION Tom: I think you are going to have to find another the blowing wind. The flag marshal on Turn 12 had AONE host next year. WE ENJOYED his laugh for the day just watching me wrestle with AANDND TTHEHE PPACEACE Now a few words from our Alfa drivers: bungee cords to hold the canopy down in the wind. MIKE LAWTON OURSELVES Once completed, the Alfa Romeo flag was hoisted Saturday was a beautiful day at NHMS—some- , (while singing the Italian National Anthem—the one I WWASAS SSIMPLYIMPLY thing that’s been all too infrequent at this event hear after Formula One races whenever a Ferrari for the past five years. My thanks to Nick Fonte DINING AND wins) and I took a photo as a memento. FF-A-S-T-A-S-T for going along with my late decision to race, and I then found Bob Brady (Delaware Valley AROC getting us to the track. After practicing our head CHATTING UNTIL President and fellow racer) in the garages having breakfast, and he gasket installation skills on Friday and declaring the other patient told me that the rest of the Alfisti racers were further down in the dead (bent exhaust valves, cracked piston), we decided to race the MID AFTERNOON other set of garages. So I hopped on my Segway PT [shameless Giulietta Spider in two groups on Saturday. I would go with Group - commercial plug by the author, who works for Segway—Ed.] and 2 (with other “smaller” cars) and Nick would battle it out with the found Mike Lawton, Nick Fonte, and Eliot Shanabrook getting their two-liter guys and the American iron in Group 3. Then there was macchine ready. a brief moment of panic because my helmet went for an unintended With the encouragement of those four, I was persuaded to move ride in a Jabro (the dude inadvertently packed up and went home my Alfa hosting suite to their garages. All I could think of was the with it), but race we finally did. whole hour I had spent setting up the canopy, which then got dis- Race 1 for both of us was an adventure, with a set of used-up mantled in less than three minutes. The Alfa flag was hoisted now and blistering Kumhos on the car. Lots of sliding and lots of extra 6 VVelocissimaelocissima steering were necessary! I dropped one place from my starting position (5th to 6th). So for the second race I started 6th. With a newer set of tires, things were better, which I could tell on the warm-up lap. I managed to get a pretty good start by following the big-motor Kurtis through the field and came out of the South Chicane in 5th. Several cars set their anchors in Turn 3, so going up the hill I was beside the Kurtis for 2nd. That wouldn’t stick, but I managed to follow him around for a few laps before he retired, leaving me alone in 2nd. I wasn’t going to catch Joe Ware’s Mini once I was clear of the Kurtis, NNickick andand MikeMike atat workwork inin thethe AlfaAlfa garagegarage withwith thethe bannerbanner proudlyproudly wavingwaving since I knew we run about the same lap times and he had about a 30-second lead. So 2nd out of 13 it was, which felt pretty good. The only other bit of real excitement came when the Triumph GT6 (one of the anchored yachts from Turn 3) came motoring by on the front straight, only to loop right in front of me in Turn 1. I locked them up and prayed, and he spun the way I hoped, so all was good. Whew! What is it with spinning silver British cars in front of me? I’m going to start seeing them in my sleep! It was a fun day of racing, and the only thing better than racing is racing with friends. Next year, maybe we’ll see a few more Alfas—they seem to do pretty well! ELIOT SHANABROOK

I don’t have much to say other than that I drove like hell until I EEliot’sliot’s ##2828 GTVGTV lookslooks aggressiveaggressive andand purposefulpurposeful saw the checker, then drove a little harder whenever the Datsun showed up in the mirrors. To bad more AONErs didn’t show up—I think the four of us put on a pretty good show! NICK FONTE After driving with the SCCA for years, I find running vintage re- laxing and refreshing. The venue and people are laidback and there’s plenty of track time. The racing is very competitive and the drivers are responsible (for the most part). And, most of all, it’s a trip to see these older Alfas doing what they were meant to do!

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11984984 SpiderSpider VeloceVeloce - NEW PRICE 11/07! One owner since 1985, very good condition, 76000 miles, exterior restored 2002, recently tuned, mahogany steer- ing wheel, leather seats, two minor areas of rust need to be repaired, mechanically sound, ready to roll, 11986986 SSpiderpider QQuadrifogliouadrifoglio - PHOTOS ADDED 5/08! A beau-

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Joe Burton, New (4/08) brake/clutch pedal/cylinder sets. the air vents is perfect. On the Milford CT, 860-350-5461 days, I have numerous other parts, so ridge right behind the windshield 11987987 MilanoMilano PlatinoPlatino - NEW 860-355-0146 eves (5/08) please send an email or give me call there are 2 or 3 tiny cracks, all PRICE 6/08! One owner since with whatever you might need. Lou, under an inch, and one a little larger new. Blue w/grey leather interior. Medfield MA, 508-930-1323, behind the instruments. You can’t Everything works. Has alarm, by- vwracebug53@ netscape.net, Ebay see these unless your face is about pass oil system. Body has usual account: fatdogent53 (7/07) 12 inches from the dash and I tell maladies, but never in an accident. you where to look. The veneer High miles (167K). Engine and trans needs to be replaced and there is a runs as new. Many extra parts also Paid Advertisement hole in the veneer where someone available - wheels, tires, engine, 116464 andand SpiderSpider PartsParts - Part- TTiresires - Two sets of Toyo Proxes put a gauge, but if you replace the etc. $800 or BRO. Joe Skorupa ing out 164s and have many RA-1, size 205/55-14. DOT veneer the hole will be completely (Alfa owner/mechanic since 1967), Spider parts. Sheet metal, approved (but not recommended covered. This dash is in excellent Milford MA, 508-473-8322, electrical, trim, suspension. for road use), ideal for autocross original condition. Pix on request. [email protected] (4/08) Also, check out my website for Bob, Northern CT, 860-966- many Alfa accessories includ- and racing events. Both sets for 5803, [email protected] (6/08) ing t-shirts, golf shirts, hats $200; set in good condition for $140; used set for $80. Stephan, and “Alfa Dog” dog collars and MMilanoilano FogFog LampsLamps - NOS yellow Nashua NH, 603-264-9688, leashes at www.redhousemo- Alfa Romeo fog lamps for Milano. [email protected] (5/08) tors.com. Call me with your $140/set plus shipping. Cal Crouch, needs. Dave, Buffalo NY, 716- 1105/11505/115 PPartsarts - NOS and low- Cortland NY, 315-691-9718, 839-4547, 716-982-9803, mileage used parts for type 105/115 [email protected] (6/08) [email protected] Spica injected models. Parts TTiresires - Set of four Yoko A32R- (7/06) obtained from Syracuse, NY, Alfa 195/60HR14 street/race tires. 11991991 164S164S - NEW PRICE 1/08! dealer that went out of business 11986986 SSpiderpider GGraduateraduate ForFor For autocross/track use due to Engine running strong, transmission and have been in storage over 20 PPartsarts - UPDATED 3/08! Engine tread depth. Best offer. Tom Duci- in perfect condition, all power, beau- years. Come and get the whole and transmission out and ready, plus bella, Beverly MA, 978-921-0125 tiful in and out. Rust-free under the inventory for $500 or everything doors, hood, and trunk lid. Oth- eves, [email protected] (6/08) car, in and out. Mileage 158,000. minus unique Berlina parts for erwise, not much left. Also 1985 $3750. Rafael, Clinton MA, 774- $350. Email or call me for a list of Spider, black, rough, for parts, WWANTEDANTED 535-1524, rafaelreyes1@verizon. parts. Dick Jeffers, Syracuse NY, runs and drives, NJ title. All parts net (10/07) 315-458-6370 dickjeffers@ PPartsarts CCarsars - Looking for pri- reasonable. Peter, Rocky Hill CT, juno.com (5/08) marily 1974 and older Alfas or 11993993 SSpiderpider VeloceVeloce - Origi- other European sports cars nal owner, 16,000 pleasur- to be parted out. I can pick able miles, garaged in Milton, up in the New England/New MA. All maintenance records York area. Lou, Medfield available from Bobcor Mo- MA, 508-930-1323, tors and Glynn Motorsports. [email protected] Exceptional condition. Red, black (11/07) leather/suede interior. 4 new P6 tires. 5 speed, classic SSpiderpider IInteriornterior PanelsPanels - I 2.0 engine, boot, bra, owner’s am returning my 1988 Spider manual, etc. Pictures available. back to a street car and am Serious inquiries only. $16,000 looking for a complete set of negotiable. Larry, Baltimore interior panels for it, including MD, 410-375-8157 (cell), larry. the carpet/panel that covers [email protected] (5/08) the rear floor section were the ECU and other electri- PPARTSARTS cal components are located. I prefer BLACK! Tom Letour- PPartsarts forfor 1101/102/105/11501/102/105/115 neau, Cumberland RI, 401- ccarsars - UPDATED 2/08! I 334-3315, [email protected] have parts for the following (6/08) cars: 1959 Giulietta Sprint,

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