Take your best shot- Your best photo of your 308 or 328

The "disegno di Pininfarina" side badge up to -more or less- mid 1976 is on the right side. Then left side.

Ciao

 

Yes, this is an early 1976 308. Switzerland delivery.

 

Cool. Interesting.

 

Vetroresina's have the Pininfarina badge on the right, Steel body cars on the left. Always that way regardless of Market destination or year.

 

Not my photo unfortunately
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This is an Ai generated movie from one still photograph. The first frame is the original photo. The rest was Ai generated.

 

Am I allowed two?
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did she find rust?

 

It’s a Vetroresina so would have had to get underneath!

 

No.

The repair bill.

 

A little peek-a-boo during a damp autumn drive.

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She found out that while the timing belts were changed 5,000 miles ago it was also over 20 years ago.

 

That video is both amazing and terrifying.

 

Now that is entirely possible!
Or maybe struggling with the OEM SatNav...
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Took a drive yesterday. The weather here in CT finally cooperated.
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@Anthony Rapuano - Pretty car! Don’t see many rear spoilers like yours except on GTO clones; would be interested to hear more about it: source, material, mounting method, durability, etc. Thanks.
- Dave

 

Thanks, Dave. The mods were done long before my ownership. I'll refer you to a back issue of Forza magazine, no. 110, June 2011, to an article entitled "Plastic Fantastic", which gives a pretty good history of the car. It is an early vetroresina. I have owned it since 2012. Believe you can look at back issues on line. It is a fun car. Regarding the rear spoiler, as well as widened fender flares, it was all done in fiberglass over 30 years ago if I recall correctly. It's held up well.

 

You've captured that vetro at a perfect angle. Nice rear spoiler. Well done!

 

Warming her up last early Sunday morning to go to the Enzo Cruise-In at the Autry Museum

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Hard to take a bad picture of these cars.

 

What size are your wheels - 18"? How do you like them?

 

17”x8” front
17”x9” rear
And yes I like them a lot Compomotive 3 piece wheels

 

They look great!

 

Thank you!

 

17" Compomotive 's like Mike
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