Alfa Romeo Spider series 4 with 260,000km’s over 26 years of ownership. I chat to the owner

[@greengrass9572]

That's an interesting chat in detail , he's really taken care of that alfa , smart chap going on a welding course and doing it himself, I like that.

[@_RicksGarage]

Yep. Very admirable indeed

[@immo-jani739]

What an alfa gentleman!

[@comandatoreyt3053]

Just bought same alfa cant wait to put all the work and enjoy the car.

[@kevinpalmer3770]

I daily drove my 1991 S4 winter, spring, summer and fall coast to coast on all original components up to 250,000 miles! It NEVER broke down. Just bought a gorgeous 1987 in black on oxblood leather with hardtop with 67,000 original miles. I will NEVER sell that car!

[@pauloisidoro2]

I notice that in every classic car shows when you see a Stag the owners always sitting behind on folding chairs and they are always in pairs

[@kevintwist8902]

Brilliant ..my home town Sunny st helens 👍

[@waynemc3100]

Wonderful!

[@markblake4425]

Brilliant car brilliant video Rick

[@deanstanley5799]

Some of the prices from these so called specialists make me weep day light robbery from some of them glad my gtv is mint on the body work and unfortunately body work is where the money runs away!

[@TheKillWizard]

Beautiful beautiful car.

[@ryanmundt9628]

I’m currently in the market for a series 4 and came across this video. Don’t know anything about them mechanically so trying to learn. As a kid of the 90s this is my favorite of the spiders: simple timeless design but modern and all that Italian romance.

[@MrGoodsoul]

Absolutely fabulous credit to the owner. No garage Queen for sure, its how classic should be driven. Good interview thanks for sharing

[@tired261]

Impressive he did the sills himself! But 39 mpg is impossible, I have one and can barely crack 30 mpg on the highway.

[@roytrevisan3491]

Heart warming to see a real gentleman who loves and has pampered his ALFA, cause if there is any car that deserves pampering its an Alfa. If you have never owned one its hard to comprehend the "connection" with the car. Cheers