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[alfa] Hoffman Duetto: CBS can't get facts straight
Kevin Trent wrote: I can't believe that no one has commented on the gaff
by CBS when they specifically introduced the Duetto in the show as a
"67". It was clearly a '69....
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Kevin, you are making your decisive decision because there are headrests
on the seats? I will admit Tarus Baloq called it to my attention. So? As
I mentioned the potential client who brought his '67 Duetto to my shop
had 14" 5-Star wheels on his car "also". Might not someone have felt
safer with headrests and purchased later '69 Seats?
While a difficult angle, the spokes on the steering wheel look fairly
shallow as they would on a '67, whereas the spokes are much deeper on
the 69's steering wheel.
Do you recall if the front had the '69 only stainless "protection" piece
over the grill (though admit many owners leave it off)?
Had there been a shot of the rear, it would have been a dead giveaway
with the 69's ugly block letters as opposed to the elegant Alfa Romeo
script on the Duettos. (While not technically correct, I consider any
Series 1, non '69 Round-Tail, to be a Duetto).
On the other hand there might be something you saw or know that I don't?
Biba
Irwindale, CA USA
By the by, 60 Minutes has blown it big time on rare occasions, but feel
their reporting over the decades has pointed out many important issues
which would not have otherwise been known to the general public.
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