Review by Pete Vack
If by any chance you have not yet been persuaded to purchase Dasse’s latest work, then perhaps a look at Volume 2 might just do it. Allow us to interject a purely subjective note: Reading – studying, if you will – these two volumes is pure joy for an Alfisti.
V1 left off in the middle of a discussion of the Last of the Red Hot Alfas, the 6C 3000 CM, and follows through on the Peron car that crashed at the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix and was then rebodied as a Colli coupe by Henry Wessells, the Bonnier Zagato spider and dramatic photos if the Pininfarina showcars, all presumably built on the same chassis, reportedly 1361.00128. Again, many excellent images, many of which we’ve never seen before. [Read more…] about Alfa Romeo Prototipi 1948–1962 V2 Reviewed
