About Giuseppe Busso and his legacy

[@phila3884]

Really nice historical overview of Busso's career. And that closing shot of your Giulietta in the woods has me missing my Sprint (gone now 5 years).

[@MLC...]

Great story you got here. I think I agree with you here that the 4 cylinder twin cam "Nord" engine probably deserves the "Busso" name even more. I love that V6, but that 4 cylinder is thé engine that defined Alfa Romeo for almost 40 years in the post-war era, made so much history, cemented the legend that is Alfa Romeo. That old twin cam is so close to my heart!

[@GertSterner]

Uuhh great car Mr. Kent has bought. Send my regards

[@yellowrat77]

I will agree with you on the Busso 4. Pulling excellent revs there at the end without getting astmatic. Was that the 1.3? As always, Love the voice of Bjorling

[@konstantinosyerontis8522]

1st view , busso V6 owner:-)

[@mpershyn31]

I think Orazio Sata Puliga was a Technical Director. The V6 engine was designed by Edo Masoni not by Busso