A Work in Progress # 2.1: The Italian Correspondente's GTV


It seems that the Italian Correspondente and his mates are keen and efficient, as these images were taken within just a couple of days of my earlier shots when the GTV was first disassembled.  Paint and, where necessary, a thin layer of body filler has been removed right back to bare metal, panels have been beaten out and puttied, and primer has been applied.


The GTV's going to be resprayed in its original ivory colour.  I understand that the black that used to feature below the doors and under the rear bumper will go, in favour of a one hue paint scheme that's more in keeping with the Alfa's original look.  Although the bumpers look good, they're going to be rechromed to complete the job in keeping with its shiny new finish.




Given the enthusiasm shown for the project so far, and the participants' work ethics, it mightn't be too long before the car's back on the road.  I hope to bring you some "after" shots and maybe even post a few more progress photos, too.  Judging by the interest from readers, they're likely to be well received.   







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