I don´t know how many people in the world pay attention to these old alfas which are so underrated, well at least in Argentina. Thank you Neil to keep these machines in a good shape. still trying to find one to restore. greetings from Argentina
Excellent work. The car is probably in better condition now than when it left the factory, certainly in terms of being prepared to face a British Winter,
Another fabulous rescue and resto. You have saved a beautiful Alfa to do many more road miles and it's testiment to your skill and passion that this looks superb
@@IceAce1 Irony is I do 46-90 miles per month. I'm a motor trader with 3 insurance polices for vehicles. I largely use free fuel in stock cars. It is a right treat to take a personal car for 97 Ron for a proper drive ! Road tax costs more than any fuel I add
Hi, a question/recommendation. Is it actually Waxoil you use? If so I'd recommend trying bilt hamber or dinatrol products. They flow and work much better. Also bilt hamber Dynax UC is a completely clear product which I use all over the underside in addition to heavier products I even use it in places like the engine bay where it is almost invisible.
Nice job, looks like it will last another 20 odd years! Actually that’s my biggest concern with the 1990’s and 2000’s cars, the early electronics being repairable or replaceable. Hopefully there is a network of early tech gurus waiting to fix these…..?
Had one of those. had to change the engine twice then sold it into parts. Since then I´m traumatised with the 2.0 litre 16v. So I bought me a 75 TS and later a 164 ts, with the proper Alfa TS Not this fiat crap of an engine :)
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I don´t know how many people in the world pay attention to these old alfas which are so underrated, well at least in Argentina. Thank you Neil to keep these machines in a good shape. still trying to find one to restore. greetings from Argentina
Hi. Thanks for watching
tengo uno amigo por si seguis en busqueda xd
@@ezepiaty Ya lo pude conseguir ezequiel, tengo un 145 1.8 1997 muy sano con 143.000km. Va muy bien
Excellent work. The car is probably in better condition now than when it left the factory, certainly in terms of being prepared to face a British Winter,
Just the rear end to sort next.
Top work as always; bay looks factory fresh and nothing better than fully refurbished subframe and ancillaries going back in too 👌
Thanks
Fantastic job Neil, nicely done. Saw a well taken care of 145 in Reading last week - good to see another one back in action!
Thanks. Nice to see
They may not be the most revered of Alfa’s, but I love ‘em, and they’re far more interesting (no disrespect to VW) than a Golf. Nicely done!
Lovely Jubbly Neil, I'm sure Matt from Furious Driving would like that car very much.
It does drive nice. I will hopefully have it back next year to do the rear end.
Another fabulous rescue and resto. You have saved a beautiful Alfa to do many more road miles and it's testiment to your skill and passion that this looks superb
Cheers
Everything re assembled by hand , 1st time fit , shows all alignment correct , sign of the correct job , excellent. Well done 👍
Thank you very much!
First class job Neil 👍👍
Cheers. Thanks for watching.
Nice job! Great to see another 145 brought back to life! I had one pass me the other day - a rare sight! Gave it a thumbs up as it passed…….
Yes a very rare sight on uk roads.
Looks spot on Neil
Cheers
Great! Lovely to see it again kicking the road!
Thanks for watching
Terrific work Neil, beautifully well done in saving another one of those beauties!
Thanks
Great work! 👏
Thanks
Really good job ! Top 5 !!
Super job, nice car👍👍👍
Great video as always. And a long life ahead of this Alfa, due to your hard work 😀
Cheers. Thanks for watching
Great work, lovely car and excellent quality video… visuals sound music content all spot on…
Many thanks.
Another fine job Neil! Enjoyed that, keep up your videos please!
Beautiful restoration 👌🇲🇰
Great! Good job 😉
Finally bought a Busso this week. Cloverleaf looks amazing
Awesome
Great, wish you many happy miles.
And yes, looks fab the 145. Super job.
@@IceAce1 Irony is I do 46-90 miles per month. I'm a motor trader with 3 insurance polices for vehicles. I largely use free fuel in stock cars. It is a right treat to take a personal car for 97 Ron for a proper drive ! Road tax costs more than any fuel I add
@@zzhughesd Haha, ok. Well, leisurely drives are the best, enjoy and good luck for its new home then.
Top work as always! Glad you remembered to swap correct license plate to front after test drive ;)
Yeah almost forgot that one.
nice vid mate i have a fiat coupe 20vt6 i need to sort out time place and money as usual but keep them coming
Great job Neil,looks fantastic now
Thanks for watching
The master at work :-)
Lol cheers.
Very impressive👏👏👏
Thanks
Nice to see that the Alfa Romeo 145 is ready for a next life,👍
Thanks for watching
Absolutely brilliant video neil 👍 another one saved brilliant job I can tell its Sunday my favourite alfa god was on brilliant
Thanks for watching
Looks mint now 👍
Thanks.
Some amount of nuts and bolts in that. It isn't engineering u do pal..its art!!!
Absolutely beautiful result, top work. Customer should be made up with his 'new' baby.
Bravo!😊
Salut, good job. 👍🚗
Thanks
PLEASING TO SEE IT GOING NEIL> LITTLE BEAUTY SORTED 🎄 GREAT KRISSY PRESENT 🎄
Hi, a question/recommendation. Is it actually Waxoil you use? If so I'd recommend trying bilt hamber or dinatrol products. They flow and work much better. Also bilt hamber Dynax UC is a completely clear product which I use all over the underside in addition to heavier products I even use it in places like the engine bay where it is almost invisible.
Yes I used waxoil. Customer supplied it. I heat it up so its like water. I will be trying other stuff over the next fee restorations
Nice job, looks like it will last another 20 odd years!
Actually that’s my biggest concern with the 1990’s and 2000’s cars, the early electronics being repairable or replaceable. Hopefully there is a network of early tech gurus waiting to fix these…..?
Cheers. Thanks for watching
Perfect work 👍
Cheers
Happy end as usual, Alfa is saved :)
Always nice when one is saved.
🤞🤞🤞
Nice work! Just curious, what are the costs for a rebuild like this?
Lots. It takes days and days refurbishing parts.
Had one of those. had to change the engine twice then sold it into parts. Since then I´m traumatised with the 2.0 litre 16v. So I bought me a 75 TS and later a 164 ts, with the proper Alfa TS Not this fiat crap of an engine :)
With regular oil changes there solid engines.