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Alfa Romeo 159 Sportwagon August Meeting Round-UpArticle by Dan Jardine Photos by Ron Calkins
This year, on December 16th, we will return to the Museum of Flight for a fun-filled evening. There will be a bigger and better silent auction as well as the self-guided tour of the museum. Add to that a
delightful cocktail hour as our members and guests check out and bid on their favorite silent auction items. McCormick & Schmick will serve a wonderful banquet and we will end the evening honoring our club officers, incoming and out-going, and all the club members who have contributed so much during the year. There will be more information in the next issue of the Iniezione. Any member wishing to participate in the planning and organization of this year’s Christmas party or wishing to donate an item to the silent auction, please contact Rita Ingram at [email protected] or by phone at 360-707-0154.
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In This IssueCover FeaturesAlfa Romeo 159 Sportwagon2006 Christmas Gala
Alfafredly’s RamblingPage 2
Calendar of Events2006 Events CalendarPage 4
NWARC Lapping DayPage 6
Classified AdsPage 8
Fast Half-Lap of WashingtonSign up today!Page 10
NWARC Member ProfileAmy ChadwickPage 11
Newsletter SubmissionsInterested in contributing to the Iniezione? Page 3
September 2006
The room was packed to the rafters and quickly taking on the ecstatic snap of a revival meeting, which in a sense, it was. It has been ten long years since a new Alfa was seen in this land, and when the main attraction rolled into view at Grazie’s Restaurant last month, the faithful swarmed the asphalt altar. Courtesy of Microsoft, a brand-new, blood-red, 2007 Alfa Romeo 159 2.5 JTDm Sportwagon made a spectacular appearance at the August general meeting. The Giugaro-penned five-door was an immediate hit, with its 2.5 liter, 5 cylinder, 20 valve engine feeding a 6-speed gearbox, all riding on 235/45 Pirelli PZero/Nero rubber mounted on drop-dead gorgeous 19-inch alloy wheels.
So why does Microsoft have a new Alfa and I don’t? Velle Kolde of the Microsoft Automotive Unit explained that they are working on a seamless, voice-activated, hands-free, Windows®-based program that would combine phone, navigation, and entertainment and would work with any system by simply downloading an update. When they shopped the idea around, the FIAT group shared their vision more than any other automaker, and Alfa Romeo was chosen as the target vehicle. The first prototype, installed in a 159 sedan, was unveiled at the Geneva Auto Show in February and received enormous acclaim. Velle told us how top executives from BMW, Audi, and Daimler Chrysler spent a lot of time sitting in the Alfa and talking to folks in the adjacent Microsoft booth. Our red 159 Sportwagon has the second-generation system installed. Velle was happy to demonstrate it.
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2006 Christmas Gala and Silent Auction
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Board MembersPresidentFred Wright312 211th Pl. SESammamish, WA [email protected]
Vice PresidentJohn van Rensburg5529 108th Ave. NEKirkland, WA [email protected]
SecretaryRandy J. Rumley11008 NE 140th St.Kirkland, WA [email protected]
TreasurerRon CalkinsPO Box 33512Seattle, WA [email protected]
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September 2006Well, summer is gone just like that and it is time to bring on fall. Fall is my favorite time of the year. How about you? The driving is just better with a crisper coolness to the air and the changing colors of the season. We usually get our best Alfa weather in September/October. Hope this year is perfect for all the car things you plan to do.
Speaking of car things, wasn’t it great to see so many members at the August meeting? What a turnout for the unveiling of the 159 Sportwagon; it may have been the Alfa event of the year. What a beautiful car. The styling really works for me. Too bad we can’t have these new cars yet, and I certainly hope the current plan for Alfa’s return in 2009 comes to pass. It was also fun to catch up at the meeting with people I haven’t seen in awhile. The best part is that we share this common bond—Alfas. Old or new, it doesn’t matter, we are all connected because we love our cars. Can’t wait for 2009.
I again want to encourage you to consider stepping up to a leadership position in your club. Fall always brings on the elections. We are now one month away from nomination for our board positions, which will happen at the October meeting. President, VP and Treasurer are open this year. If you haven’t served on the board in the past, maybe now is the time for you. Many of our members have served before but some of you have not. We need new leadership; please consider taking this opportunity. I have had a blast the last three years on the board, and I know you will, too. Talk to any board member if you are interested or have any questions. Your club needs you!
I hope you plan to come to this month’s meeting, where Dave and Jane Emerson will be sharing the pictures and stories of their trip to Italy last spring. I have seen a preview, and I assure you that you will be quite entertained with visuals from the trip. Dave has a great eye for photography and these shots are some of the best I have ever seen.
Let’s drive our Alfa to the meeting and fill up the parking lot again.
Enjoy the drive!
Ciao Fred
Alfafredly’s Rambling
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Society of Vintage RacingEnthusiasts (SOVREN) Steve Scheaffer 206-789-9317
Alfa Romeo Owners Club of OregonDan Sommers 503-649-6735
www.nwalfaclub.comThe Iniezione is the monthly newsletterof the Northwest Alfa Romeo Club, a non-profit organization of Alfa Romeo enthusiasts. NWARC is a regional chapter of the national Alfa Romeo Owners Club (AROC). Chapter meetings are held the second Tuesday of every month except December.
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Meeting Time & LocationMeeting Location Come check out the 2006 Mille Miglia and Monaco Historic at the next general meeting. Dave and Jane Emerson will share a slideshow of their trip to attend these races, and try to plant a seed for other NW Alfisti to go in 2007. The September general meeting will be held at Grazie’s in Factoria. Visit www.grazierestaurant.com for location and directions.
Meetings are held on the second Tuesday of every month. Join us at 6:30 p.m. for social time; the general meeting will begin at 7:00 p.m.
Interested in contributing to the Iniezione?Share your love of Alfa Romeos with your fellow NWARC membersWe are currently accepting articles, photo essays, how-to articles, travel stories, and other pieces on Alfa Romeo–related topics. Be a part of the club and spread the joy of Alfa Romeo ownership!
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Sep 2–4 Columbia River Classic Road Race at Portland International Raceway
Sep 3 (Sun) www.italianconcours.org 14th Annual Seattle Italian Concours d’ Elegance
Sep 9 (Sat) www.kirklandconcours.com Kirkland Concours d’ Elegance at Carillon Point
Sep 14 (Thu) Pacific Raceways Lapping Day
Sep 14–17 A Half Fast Lap of Washington
Sep 23 (Sat) The Chocolate, Mead, and Wine Drive—One Day Driving Tour
Sep 23–24 Fall Finale at Pacific Raceways
Sep 30–Oct 1 Maryhill Loops Hill Climb at Maryhill, WA
Oct 14 (Sat) Pacific Raceways Lapping Day
Oct 29 (Sun) Bremerton Motor Park Novice School
Events in bold are SOVREN events
2006 NWARC Calendar of Events
“The Chocolate, Mead, and Wine Drive” One Day Driving Tour - Saturday Sept 23, 2006Please join us for a driving tour of King and Snohomish County roads on September 23rd.
We will start with a guided tour of Boehms Chocolates, 255 NE Gilman Blvd, Issaquah at 10:00 a.m. Please arrive at Boehms around 9:45. From I-90 take Exit 17- Front Street into downtown Issaquah and turn left at the traffic light onto NE Gilman Blvd. After Boehms, we will drive up through Snoqualmie Valley to Sultan to visit the Sky River Meadery. We’ll then have lunch in the area and proceed for a nice drive through Snohomish County towards Granite Falls and then back to Issaquah, ending at Hedges Family Estate on 195 NE Gilman Blvd (next door to the starting location), for some wine sampling in their tasting room!
Please email or call me if you plan to join us, as both Boehms and Hedges requested a head count.
Tom Mous 425-237-5411 [email protected]
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360.707.5701 [email protected]
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Spica Book
Vintage Alfa service
Mechanical Fuel Injection
Complete 4cyl engine rebuilding
Cylinder heads and cams
Performance connecting rods
Engine dyno service
101,105 and 115 transmission rebuilding
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NWARC Lapping Day
NWARC Lapping Day At Pacific Raceways Thursday, September 14, 2006Join us for our mid-summer lapping day at Pacific Raceways. This event fills up fast, so early registration is encouraged. You must be pre-registered and pre-paid. We do not take any day-of-event registrations. Instructors are readily available to ride with anyone who would like them to. Only Novices with prior approved track experience are allowed. Contact Kathleen or Dave at the numbers listed below with any questions.
Registration: Pre-registration cost is $200 from July 21st to the day of the event. If you are sharing a car and are in different groups, the cost is $175 per driver. If you are in the same group, the cost is $87.50. You must present a driver’s license to the registrar in order to participate.
Schedule: Gates open at 6.30 a.m. Registration and Tech start at 7:30 a.m. A MANDATORY drivers meeting starts at 8:30 a.m. We run until dusk.
At the track: Bring a tarp and carryall to transfer all your stuff into. Upon arrival, clean everything out of your car (including mats) except the essentials. After you go through registration, put your car in the tech line. Bring plenty of drinking water. Lunch will be provided.
Car Preparation: Please make sure that your car is in proper condition. We cannot over-emphasize how important it is for you to self-inspect your car prior to the event. We will perform an on-site safety inspection before allowing you to drive, however, you are responsible for the mechanical condition of your car. We recommend you have your car inspected by an authorized mechanic.
For Alfas only: Below is a list of local shops where you can make an appointment for a mechanical inspection prior to the event.
Tacoma: Alfa of Tacoma, 253-572-2532 Central Seattle: Ferrari of Seattle, 206-329-7070
Tacoma: Bristow’s Exclusive Auto Repair, 253-471-1663 Seattle: Group 2, 206-378-0900
North: Ingram Enterprises Inc., 360-707-5702
The NWARC website (http://nwalfaclub.com) has tips on improving driver safety, as well as a checklist for preparing yourself and your car before coming out to the track. Review http://www.nwalfaclub.com/track/what_to_bring.phpbefore coming out to the track.
Required safety equipment for drivers/passengers:Helmet: Snell 95–rated, or newer (contact the registrar if you need to rent a helmet).
Shatterproof eye protection, such as sunglasses or helmet visor.
Non-synthetic clothing that extends to ankles, wrists, and neck. Denim jeans and a cotton long-sleeved shirt are considered minimum. We recommend Nomex driving suits.
Leather or Nomex shoes that cover the foot and ankle. No high heels or thick-soled platform shoes or clogs.
Non-perforated leather gloves (garden type as a minimum), or Nomex racing gloves.
Open cars must have securely mounted roll bar that extends 2” above the driver’s (and passenger’s) helmet and has a diagonal cross-brace, or a factory-installed rollover protection system. If the roll bar is taller than the seated driver’s and passenger’s helmets, then a 3-point seatbelt or 5-point harness may be used. If the roll bar is not taller than the seated driver’s or passenger’s helmets, a 3-point seatbelt will be allowed, but the driver will be required to sign a waiver acknowledging risk.
Minimum 3-point seat belts. No 2-point belts allowed.
To get to Pacific Raceways: From Hwy 167 or I-5 north or south, take Hwy 18 going east. Pass through Auburn, and take the Pacific Raceways Exit. Follow the signs to Pacific Raceways.For questions or to register, contact Kathleen Edwards, 253-227-3953 cell / 253-631-7467 home / [email protected] or Dave Kingstone at 425-823-9031 / [email protected]
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Lapping Day ApplicationMail completed application with check payable to NWARC to: Kathleen Edwards, PO Box 568, Black Diamond, WA 98010. Mark “September 14th Lapping Day” on the envelope. To register using your Visa/Mastercard, call Kathleen. You may also register via e-mail to Kathleen.
Please provide the following information when e-mailing:
Name: __________________________________________ ______________________________
Address: ______________________________________________ _________________________
City: _________________________ State/Prov: _____________ Zip Code: ___________
Phone: (______)_______________
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Car Make: ______________________________________________ Model: _________________
Color: _________________ Year: _________ Track experience/skill level: __________________
New MembersPhillip and Kathy Cornell Olympia, WA 1993 164l
Starke Shelby, Jr. Sammamish, WA 1967 Giulia Super
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Silver ‘73 1600 GT JuniorThis car was fully restored in Switzerland. The car has never had rust. Always garaged. Never hit. Immaculate in every nook and cranny. Very high quality new silver paint, perfect, straight, ding-free body. 1600 eng.; transmission rebuilt with only 7,500 miles. New suspension w/progressive Eibach Springs. New stainless exhaust, electronic ignition, K&N air filters, Cibie euro spec lighting, rubber seals in doors/trunk, side windows, interior, GTA hellebore steering wheel ($800 by itself), custom harness bar and Willans Clubman harness. Much more... with nice original parts included. Car drives, looks, feels like new. $27,500. Contact Dean at [email protected]
Speedometer wantedLooking for working speedometer for ‘75 Spider, or advice on where to get mine fixed. Call Allen at 425-485-7075 or [email protected]
1969 Alfa Romeo GTV in good conditionEngine runs strong w/ mild cam, exhaust and Wes Ingram Spica. Performance suspension handles great! Typical 2nd gear syncro problems. 2nd set of Magnesium Wheels avaliable. $8500 OBO. Contact Chris at 509-954-2668 or [email protected] for more information.
1982 Alfa Romeo Spider Veloce in great conditionRuns well, very dependable. Custom interior w/ Re-Originals leather seats and door panels. Paint in OK condition. No cracks in dash! $5500 OBO. Contact Chris at 509-954-2668 or [email protected] for more information.
1977 Alfa Romeo Spider3K on rebuilt engine with 10.4 to 1 pistons, 105.41 cams, and Ralph Ghent ported head with big valves. Needs a new head gasket; I have a complete gasket set for it. Also needs windshield and hydraulics serviced. Scruffy but fair body including solid floors. Late model tan leather seats, 5-point harnesses on both. Late door panels in the trunk. Autopower roll bar; needs the diagonal welded in. Aftermarket vinyl hardtop. Servicable canvas soft top. High-capacity radiator. Shankle header. MUST BE SOLD THIS MONTH. Good track day project! $1995. Contact Steve at 253-209-1378 or [email protected]
1967 Alfa 2600 SprintNew tires/tubes, powder-coated wheels, rebuilt carbs. Runs—can drive. Rust-free CA car except some rust in door bottoms, original & complete. $7800. 360-671-1279, Bellingham
1965 Giulietta Sprint NormaleIn excellent condition. Blue/blue/gray. Completely original or period-correct including Nardi Wheels, fresh paint, 1600 dd motor, transmission, and front suspension. Perfect for Vintage tours, rallyes, and club events. Drive anywhere. $27,500. Terry Larson 253-627-2355
1994 164LS—Price Reduced!Champagne/black. 152K. Premium twelve-disc stereo. Belts, tensioner, water pump, etc. at 142K. Brake MC at 145K. $5000. A nice, clean car. Keith 206-715-7000
1991 164S—Price Reduced!Black/black. 130K. Timing belt, tensioner, water pump, etc. at 91K. Lower motor mounts at 125K. Runs strong. $4000. Keith 206-715-7000
1977 GTV Engine completely rebuilt in 2005. Excellent running condition; new front disc brakes; body work 90% complete; rear wheel hatch replaced; new right fender and driveline parts; was driven daily until recently. Offers: 360-354-0614. Please leave a message. Lynden, WA
For Sale: Radiator w/fan Radiator with fan and temperature sensor for 1987 Milano. Just had it checked out at Renton Radiator and they said it is in great shape. Located in Renton. $100 OBO. Paul at 206-679-8434.
Spider hardtop for saleOriginal Alfa top with original Alfa logo glass. Needs to have window re-set with a new chrome T-shaped window seal bead. From my 1974 Spider. $300 OBO. Call Greg 425-823-1177 or email [email protected]
1969 Alfa Romeo Spider for saleThe convertible top should probably be replaced. There is a broken right taillight lens. The engine had a major overhaul at 100K miles. It has an oil leak. It currently has about 170K miles on the odometer. I have had the car since it was new. I have the original owner’s manual and all the trim that is missing. New tires. Good battery. No radio, never had one. The fuel injection pump has been replaced with a 1996 model that enables it to pass the smog inspection tests. Do not use fuel with ethanol in this car. It runs much better on high octane gas. Aviation fuel works great! I was offered $5,000 for the car a few years ago—look it over and make me an offer. I have the title here at home. Chris Warner 206-782-1277 [email protected]
Interested in placing a classified ad? Send an email to [email protected] for more information.
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Alfa Romeo 159 Sportwagon August Meeting Round-Up (continued)
With the music playing and his phone in his pocket, Velle simply said, “Call Judy.” The music faded and a sultry voice asked, “Work, home, or cell?” Velle responded, “Cell.” The system made the call and when his wife answered he said, “Just demonstrating again, honey!”
Pretty cool system, but what about the car? Five cylinders and a diesel engine with a 4500 rpm redline don’t sound very Alfa-like. Velle was a little cagey when asked what it was like to drive. After all, the car was purchased retail in Munich for about $30,000 and shipped unlicensed directly to Microsoft under a display permit—officially, it cannot be driven on the street. That said, Velle confessed that the Alfa diesel is rated at about 200 HP with about 400 lb/ft of torque! The engine is very quiet and apparently it does just fine on the low-quality diesel we get in the US. One of Velle’s associates shared that on the Autobahn, the car runs very nice at 125 mph. Even standing still, the car looks exhilarating. It’s about the size of an Audi A3 but, of course, infinitely more seductive.
Big thanks go out to a persistent Fred Russell, Velle Kolde, and all the folks at Microsoft for giving us this little taste of things to come in 2009.
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Half Fast Lap of WashingtonJoin the Northwest Alfa Romeo Club for a Half Fast Lap of Washington
Starting Friday, September 15th, we want you to join us for a three-day tour of the East half of Washington. You’ll get three full days of open road driving with your Alfa friends. If you have one extra day you can make it a four-day event by signing up for our Pacific Raceways lapping day on Thursday, Sept. 14th. Check out the separate track sign-up. For the tour pick your own pace. We don’t intend to herd the group, but will give each car directions that should bring you to the end-point of each day at a reasonable time going legal highway speeds. We hope friends from Portland will join us in Walla Walla. The following gives the general driving plan. Driving times should turn out conservative but this isn’t a direct route-freeway trip.
Friday we start from Issaquah at 8 a.m., in Lombardi’s parking lot. From there the route goes to Enumclaw where we plan a second pick-up for south-enders. We should pull out of Enumclaw by 9:00. Pack your own picnic for Friday’s lunch break. Friday’s destination is Walla Walla, the city so nice they named it twice. We have a block of rooms at La Quinta 509-525-2522, talk to Jenny and tell her you’re with NWARC to get the $84 rate. For dinner and wine tasting you are on your own; Walla Walla has lots of options. We’re working on a group dinner but it will still be separate checks. Friday’s driving is about 350 miles or ten hours with breaks.
Saturday we’ll leave Walla Walla at 8:30 and head for Colville. Either bring your own Saturday picnic lunch or order one through the club. Saturday night we’re guests at the Kay Jones Ranch outside of Colville. Kay has a restored NP Caboose for a cabin and has offered to feed us a barbeque dinner Saturday and a pancake breakfast on Sunday. You can camp on Kay’s property for free or sleep at Benny’s Colville Inn about 15 minutes from the caboose ($57 to $82 – 1-800-680-2517). Saturday’s driving about 300 miles or nine hours with breaks.
Kay Jones will provide Sunday breakfast or you can eat at the Acorn near Benny’s. Sunday we start after breakfast and drive 3+ hours to Winthrop for lunch. We’re looking into box lunches, otherwise separate checks and take your choice. The tour will continue over the North Cascades Highway but we expect some folks to break off on their own. Sunday’s driving about 365 miles or 11 hours with
breaks.
Trip ScheduleFriday
Friday Lunch - Bring your own Friday Dinner - Separate checksFriday Sleep - Call La Quinta 509-525-2522, talk to Jenny
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Saturday Breakfast - Separate checksSaturday Lunch - Bring your own or buy the club box Saturday Dinner - Kay Jones’ Barbeque - $20Saturday Sleep - Camp for free or Benny’s 1-800-680-2517
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Sunday Breakfast - Free if you bought last night’s BarbequeSunday Lunch - Separate checks in Winthrop or possible box lunchSunday Dinner - Man are we still out on the road?Sunday Sleep - Sleep in your own sweet bed.
For more info call Dave Emerson at 206-634-2983 or email
Half Fast Lap EntryName (as on credit card) __________________________________
Street Address __________________________________________
City ____________________________ State _____ Zip _________
Phone (____) _____-_______ Cell Phone (_____) _____-_________
Email __________________________________________________
Entry Per Vehicle _____x $10 _________
Saturday Barbeque _____x $20 _________
Total _________
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Or make your check out to NWARC
Mail this entry to: David Emerson 4243 51st Ave. NE Seattle, WA 98105
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NWARC ClubMember Profile
Amy ChadwickWhat is your occupation? I’m an architect specializing in medical design. My current project is a new ambulatory care center for Group Health in Bellevue.
What Alfas have you owned? None yet!
Other Italian vehicles? Not yet.
Why Alfa Romeo? Why not?As the daughter of Greg Miller, it was unavoidable.
When and how did you first discover Alfa Romeo? Greg bought an Alfa the same year I moved out of the house. But I wouldn’t say I discovered Alfa Romeo until I had the opportunity to attend a general meeting and get involved with the Iniezione. The meeting I went to included a presentation by Martin Rudow on his book, Long Straits and Hairpin Turns. Although he didn’t sell me on Alfa fever, I really gained an appreciation for the passion of the Alfisti.
What was your first Alfa? When? That’ll be the day… I’ve got a few more years to go with the minivan!
How long have you been a member of the NWARC or other Alfa clubs? I’m not an official member, but I’ve been working with NWARC for almost a year now working as co-editor of the Iniezione.
Do you have any Alfa horror stories? Just staying out of Greg’s way when something goes wrong in the garage!
What has been your most memorable Alfa Romeo–related moment? Greg bought a 1991 Spider Veloce the same year that I got married. He (hesitantly) trusted my new husband to drive us away from our wedding in that little red convertible, and I enjoyed my first and only Alfa experience from Snohomish to Snoqualmie on an overcast August afternoon.
Anything else you would like to share about yourself? I’m a stay-at-home mom with two kids, married to a guy who’s into sports (not cars). For years I was baffled by Greg’s and my brothers’ obsession with cars & racing. However, having worked with the Iniezione this past year, I now fully understand and appreciate the passion each of you have for the Great Italian Automaker. Thanks for sharing.
NW Alfa Romeo Clubc/o Harry Reed8111 184th St SWEdmonds, WA 98026
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