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12/22/2012 Update: This Alfa has been sold.
From 12/13/2012:
This 1967 Alfa Romeo Giulia Super was purchased by the seller 25 years ago and driven about 60k miles since then. He says the car starts reliably, runs out nicely, and shifts well, and that he wouldn't hesitate to take it for an extended drive down the coast. It does have the typical Alfa rust in the rockers and passenger floor area, but it is very complete and can be driven as-is or taken to the next level with restoration. It is available in Portland, Oregon for $6700.
The seller says that the speedometer cable broke soon after he bought the car and he never replaced it, so he can only guess about mileage. It shows 26,000 that he suspects means 126,000 and he estimates the 50k-60k miles of use since 1987. As shown in the gallery below, it needs new rockers and the passenger floor pan replaced. One rear quarter panel is showing rust, and the seller had some of the metal replaced around the fuel tank several years ago when having the tank rebuilt at the same time.
The grill is a Ti grill in excellent condition, the windshield has a crack in one corner on the passenger side, and the rear pillar badges are missing but reproductions are available.. The car has 14 inch wheels with worn tires and the hat-type hubcaps. The seats are original; the front in good condition, the rear not so good. Door panels are in pretty good shape, and this model has our favorite of the sedan dash and steering wheel designs.
The seller rebuilt the motor a couple of years after he bought the car. He suspects that the blick is the original 1600, and he added a 1750 head. Three or four years ago he had the valves ground and added the European 1750 cams (048), rejetted the carbs, and added a modified Marelli Plex ignition. While the car starts reliably and runs up nice, he says it doesn't idle as well as he would like, and it could use some more sorting with the new cams. It hasn't been driven much in the last couple of years, but the transmission shifts well and everything mechanical seems to be in good condition according to the seller.
The seller also went through the front end probably 40,000 miles ago and installed later rotors and thus larger front brakes. It has Dave Rugh springs all the way around, and the front A-arms were re-bushed with adjustable control arms were added.
Check out the sellers Photobucket album and slide-show for many additional photos.
@Todd F:
Congratulations….don't forget to report back!
Merry Christmas!
Catching the train to Portland to meet Giulia and bring her home.
@Ed L :
Always the voice of reason. The resident Sage of BaTland.
Spot on
@ lou: "Giulia Super is a great if not one of the best Alfas ever built."
Yep–right up there with the 6C1750 Zagato Spyder, 8C2900, the 33 Stradale, and TZ2. Seriously, it's a perfectly nice berlina, but let's not get carried away.
Giulia Super is a great if not one of the bewst Alfas ever built.
This is a good price for the condition that is offered by the owner. However if you guys are looking for a 73 giulia Super i can consider mine for sale.
Its a 1 owner car since purchased new and just imported from Europe with all documents including letter of sale when new. I have already registed with US tags and waiting on title.
For all you guys wondering on the price starting at $21,000 cash. Yes! they are getting very rare in these condition and prices are going up by the day.
@jojo: maybe the parts are $4000, but if you want them installed and the machine work done, you're beyond that by at quite a bit.
My 2 cents,
Having owned many alfas,the early giulia's were my favorite.
i drove a well sorted one a few years back,it handled,cornered,sounded great,shifted,on and on and on,
exceptional cars,i think this one, being a rare year,is well worth the investment.
Dont pay attention to milage,a complete rebuild on a 1600 is less than 4 grand,
owning one is pricelesssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss.
You're being too understanding of my boorishness
While I admit to being partial to the shift position and even the iconic visual cues of the front end, I confess that it reminds me of a "Cube" :/
@JPSO86: As for form follows function, I agree if the occupants were Loraxes,
@Keith: "downgraded" to a Berlina ?!?!? I'm crushed! ;(
Actually we've gone through the same thing: wanted a Super,but the prices for the level I wanted had outpaced my willingness to pay. I will get Bianca on the road and looking forward to being pleased with a very nice car, even if only appreciated by me and a few other Alfisti.
I have always lusted after one of these cars. Even after selling my 1969 GTV. Anyone have any idea how much it would cost to ship this to the East Coast (CT)? Any suggested shipping companies?
For me, the appeal of a car like this (a 'hot' sedan/saloon) is much like the later hot hatches. A bit more practical, a bit more conservative in styling; but no less fun to drive. To me, that's often more exciting than a supercar.
@Mountain Woodie-
Think very sophisticated, form-follows-function, Italian Looks-Like-an Econobox Sleeper.
@MountainWoodie – I understand completely. While some claim to see beauty here, to most eyes it is a homely creature. I believe the charm is only sensed behind the wheel. All of the driving pleasure of the pretty Spider and GTV experienced in such a mundane and practical body most likely gives it the charm it enjoys. I hope that makes sense. That is what I think about the Alfa sedans.
The sad thing is, for decades one could enjoy the Alfa driving experience on the cheap because the sedans were the "red-headed step-siblings" of the coupe and spider. The appreciation in the recent past of the Alfa sedans is lamented by many of us…no more cheap Alfa's. In fact, today the best value (i.e., cheapest) is probably the Spider. Thirty years ago, who'd a thunk it.
The inherent charm of these models escapes me
No problem KM. I sometimes assume most people check the Times auto stuff (the blog Wheels is decent as is the weekend auto section). They actually used to have 3 days in which they covered cars IIRC: Friday, Sunday, and Wednesday (maybe)?
Only the Supers had the Webers, right? There was a 1300 Super, so that model probably had Webers too?
Any thoughts on the price for a very nice Ti Super?
BaT has featured a few nice 1750/2000 Berlinas too, so check back (as you probably do).
Varjak, what an interesting article and thanks for posting. I like reading happy-ending stories about old cars, they so rarely turn out that way. It makes me wonder if I should be asking my Italian friends to look for one for me – although you'd really want one with Webers, which is a more rare variant. Figure the buyer was probably in the car around $20k landed, if you count his travel to look at it, and shipping and customs costs.
When I say a Super is $30k, let me give some background. I've seen a couple sell as high as $50k, but they have been Pebble-Beach quality restorations that cost more than the selling price (rich people do what they want with their money). If you watch eBay, the Alfa Bulletin Board and the Berlina Registry, I believe you'll find that correct cars, with all their right bits, that haven't been butchered, and have paperwork for mechanical work, are simply not less than $20k asking, and they are selling in the mid-$20ks with regularity. I would say than 90% of the cars offered have a variety of fairly serious deficiencies, either cosmetic or mechanical or both, that will be expensive to remedy. Recall that Supers were unloved for many years, and as they weren't worth much, no one invested much money into keeping them nice.
The more I write about them, the more I want one, and I have to keep reminding myself that I promised myself that I would finish the Sprint before I looked at another Alfa. But I have always loved Supers (and to a lesser degree, Berlinas). The perfect family sports car.
To Todd F: Try 503.804.5410. Tell him Keith gave you his number.
On a related note, there was an interesting story recently about someone buying a 1300Ti abroad and bringing it back. Sounded like a good deal too.
Kristoj, I have to agree with you here. As much as I respect KM (love his writing and coverage); that did stick out to me as well.
If $30K is the going rate for a really nice Super, what's the going rate for an early Ti Super? Must be a pretty big number.
I've tried to contact the seller twice with no response. I would love a chance at this car if anybody knows how to reach them.
I would love to own a Super and I have no dog in this fight, but most buyers are probably more concerned about the condition of the body and the presence of rust than with the mechanics which are pretty straight forward with plenty of parts available. The average to slightly better than average backyard mechanic can do plenty of parts bolting here, but not so with the body work and I would not trust just anyone with a cutting wheel and a torch either. As I mentioned earlier check out the rusty Super being redone on the Alfa BB to see what you might be up against – not only with this Super, but what you could find inside just about any Alfa. Also just not driving an Alfa in the rain does not insure that it is not rusting or will not rust. A damp climate or damp storage is all it takes, or blocked drain holes (common). I hope this Super will find a good home.
This old Alfa needs a good buffing, and to only be driven in dry weather. I like my cars a little "tatty," and with some needs. At this price point, one can expect some problems. I would replace the rockers and spare tire well, match the paint, new interior, new speedo cable, tune the carbs, and drive it! Enjoy the car, and a few years down the road make the decision to sell or restore. Just shining it up, would make a huge differnce… Best of luck to the seller and buyer.
To KristoJ – I apologize if I came across sounding authoritarian. First, we agree on one point. For someone who wants a nice car, they should wait and pay more. In my personal experience, unless you get the steal of life, that will be a lot more – between $25k and $30k. I have been looking for a Super for a couple of years, and finally downgraded to a Berlina search as Supers, good Supers, just got too expensive. If you read the classifieds carefully, there are always lots of "gotchas" in the descriptions. A good Berlina is now a $10k car, if you can find a good one. As I mentioned earlier, I'm finishing my Sprint so I just don't have time for more projects. (I also have a 67 GTV, a 65 Giulia Spider Veloce and a 78 Alfetta GT).
BTW, when I bought my "restored" Sprint, the wipers didn't work, the turn signals were activated by a toggle switch under the dash board and -gasp – the speedometer didn't work. And I paid a lot of money for it. I bought it because the numbers matched, it was straight, 100% complete (well, it has normale cam cover nuts instead of veloce but I've ordered replacements) and it was the best example I had seen for sale in five years. I'm now doing a complete suspension (Rugh), had to spend $3000 having the DC03s done by Pierce Manifolds, and will probably spend another $10,000 making it into a "car" where everything works like it should. But I went into it eyes wide open, and the problems I spotted immediately were outweighed by all the good stuff on the car.
Which is the case I make with this Super. At this price point, the good far outweighs the bad, in my opinion. And it is just my opinion, of course.
I object to someone's description of the Super being sold here as trashed and neglected. You don't put cams and springs on a car that is "neglected." This was just a daily driver until it was retired, and the owner was more concerned about its peformance than appearance.
Either you get what this car is or you don't. As I also said earlier, I am incapable of owning this Super without starting to work on the cosmetics, and then I would be underwater. The right owner would tidy up the interior, replace the rockers and just have a great time in a time-warp car.
There was a time when Alfas were just cars and got worn out. We are now in an era where they have enough value and collectibility that they are being taken care of. But that wasn't always the case. This is one of those rare Alfas that just wore out (cosmetically) but was never butchered.
Now, aside from all of our talk, I wonder if the seller has any offers yet?
@Derek–yes 1600's do draw a premium but not 100% especially if they have been trashed and neglected. PS I own a Super and it's not a building materials hauler nor a car pool car for "Ax men" episodes. I give it a lot of loving care and maintenance that all old cars deserve and it is not for show but a practical driver.. in fact it is my favorite Alfa of all time and I have owned more than a few different models..
With all due respect to those making blanket statements regarding the neglected state of this car and the mind of its owner, the punishment doesn't fit the crime in this case. This advertisement is written in Alfisti code and contains only four pieces of information required to make a purchase decision. Owned for 25 years, typical Alfa rust, rebuilt engine with Euro 1750 cams, and Dave Rugh springs all around. Keith makes all the valid points here, has personal knowledge of the car and is certainly overqualified to interject his opinion as an ordained High Preist of the marque. I have no doubt that this car will sell to one of the "faithful" who could not care less about its cosmetic condition or whether the speedometer works. In fact, I'm a bit surprised that a PacWest local didn't snap it up prior to its listing here.
@kristoj- I couldn't agree with you more. It's hard to take a 'professional' like that seriously with such a condescending attitude.
Didn't intend to stir a debate with my first post, but do feel the need to clarify. 1) Keith, I am a serious buyer and have acquired several Italian cars in the past year or two, including one from BaT. So to suggest that people who have a different opinion than you are not serious or are just tire kickers is not accurate. 2) I never meant to imply that I was concerned about the mileage of the car. The implication was clearly one of neglect. If an owner chooses not to replace a $25 part (which takes less than 1/2 hour to replace) over a 25 year period, that tells me this is not a guy who is serious about upkeep/maintenance and there are probably many other unknown problems with the car due to improper care. Being concerned about owner neglect does not make one an "amateur". 3) I'm sure this car will sell to the "right" buyer who is not bothered by the issues stated above, and I hope it sells quickly and wish the new owner the best of luck. But I stand by my initial conclusion that these are not rare cars, and I would hold out for a better example at a higher price point as it would likely cost less and be more rewarding in the long run.
Pricewise there is a difference between the 1600 Supers and the 1300 variants,,and yes the fantastic ones are going for ever increasing big dollars up to $30k. I have a 66 that was a scruffy driver and I loved that it looked rough but was still fun to drive. These cars are great fun and I suspect many of the armchair critics have never owned one. My car didn't have a broken speedo cable but I asked the PO how many kilometers he did in it and he said its been around the clock at least five times! I think, great, my car has lots of stories! These are tough cars (mine was used as a work car to carry building supplies up the side of a mountain) so if a broken speedo cable worries you then, simply pass on it. No need to attack the owners character. If the sills were held together with paper mâché then that might be another story.
Pricewise there is a difference between the 1600 Supers and the 1300 variants,,and yes the fantastic ones are going for ever increasing big dollars up to $30k. I have a 66 that was a scruffy driver and I loved that it looked rough but was still fun to drive. These cars are great fun and I suspect many of the armchair critics have never owned one and are speaking out their …. My car didn't have a broken speedo cable but I asked the PO how many kilometers he did in it and he said its been around the clock at least five times! I think, great, my car has lots of stories! These are tough cars (mine was used as a work car to carry building supplies up the side of a mountain) so if a broken speedo cable worries you then, simply pass on it. No need to attack the owners character. If the sills were held together with paper mâché then that might be another story.
@Robert K- thanks for reeling me in but "trends" don't make a market. Check out the light grey Dutch beauty that just sold for much, much less than the 30 large American on the Alfa BB group. Maybe the operative word he meant to use was "fantasy" not "fantastic" cars go for that. If I missed a sly note of your post, I bit.
@Ed L- excellent guess! It takes an anti-authority person like me to recognize authority
@ Robert K: I'm going to guess that Rick knows who Keith is.
@Rick: Clearly you don't pay very close attention to the current pricing trends for these cars. Giulia Supers and Ti have been increasing at a rather rapid rate over the last few years, and Keith is one of the authorities on their values (that IS his day job). Ever heard of Sports Car Market magazine?
Looks like a fair price to me for a runner if it drives as said.
I love the appearance as it is. My favorite BaT Alfa in a while.
Would look great with a period roof rack and a 70's Colnago and Masi up top.
@ VanH – Glad I'm not the only Portland brewer enjoying BAT. That Berlina is welcome at Upright Brewing too!
"fantastic Guilia Supers being in the $30,000 range"?? I thought only WA and CO passed the new weed laws, not Oregon! Get a day job, Keith
Haggle over the price, get a decent deal. Sort out the bits and pieces (it's got some of the right pieces) , get it driving right. Deal with the rust. Drive and enjoy. I like the patina, so I'd pretty much leave it as is. What would it cost to buy a new something or another that could compare to this?
I'd like to say that the suspension parts are worth the entry fee. I just can't as I know what they cost. Sorry but without documented mileage on the motor,aka, speedometer cable as far as we know the motor could have 400k on it. I like these car's but not at the usual over inflated it's a alfa attitude price. It's a car that needs $30k to make it worth $25k. For $1500 it would be a perfect candidate for a resto drive it like you stole it car.
You want to know the mileage? Suppose you want a Carfax too?
45 year old cars are judged empirically.
This car is market priced, though these are one of the few models in which it still makes sense to import from Europe, where good ones are plentiful.
@Ian Lomax – Gigantic Brewing Company in SE PDX. Bring the Berlina by some time.
PBL, we both know the number of tire kickers and commenters to serious buyers is about 100 to 1. A serious buyer here will know Alfas, will understand what things cost, and really won't need to know much more than it runs and drives well to make a buying decision. The body will be worse than it looks, if you start to restore it you will find more problems than you can possible imagine and you won't be surprised if you've been there before. My point is this is not a car for an amateur. It is for someone who is going in eyes-wide-open and isn't going to care about a speedometer cable. But with the prices of fantastic Guilia Supers being in the $30,000 range, show me another running and driving car with a good suspension in this price range. My point is, this car is not a good value for the wrong buyer. And the wrong buyer is the one that asks 10,000 of the wrong questions and then doesn't buy the car anyway.
@Keith Martin Ed seems a little aggressive about it, but he does have a point. The seller could have been more forthcoming with details, esp. after living with the car for 25 years. Then again, maybe he'd prefer a knowledgeable customer and is separating wheat and chaff. I can understand that.
@Rick In light of this trend I'm going to neglect all of my vehicles!
Not every car can be ready for the lawn at a concours, I see many many Alfas in similar condition that are being driven and enjoyed on a regular basis. A speedometer is a luxury to many Alfa owners and they actually relish the process of determining speed by converting the RPM to wheel speed-what's wrong with a little math in your head while driving, just another reason not to answer the cell phone. I agree with Mr. Martin's assessment that it is a reasonable west coast price for a fabulously fun vehicle. Whoever gets it will be in for some serious fun.
This "barn find" virtuosity is coming full circle. Now it's chic and sort of hip to neglect a car to "drive it" leaving the pieces behind on the road as they fall off or not bother to repair safety components that would never pass inspection..i.e speedo cable busted. I vote for a new descriptive for a car listing — it's "just a car"… Thanks Keith!
My goodness Mr. Haggarty, aren't we getting a little hot under the collar here? After all, we're just talking about an old car with a broken speedo cable.
I'll tell you exactly why I am not buying the car. I am in the middle of getting my recently acquired 1958 Giulietta Sprint Veloce prepared for next year's Alfa Convention and Colorado Grand, and I am just finishing up my Volvo 1800 ES. I simply have too many projects.
Also, I know my nature, and if I owned this car I would start to improve its appearance, and that is exactly the wrong thing to do. It is an original paint car. It needs to have the interior freshened and driven exactly as is (okay, I'd replace the speedo cable!).
Mr. Haggarty, I respect your opinion and obviously you are not the right buyer for the car.
The right buyer knows what it costs to build an Alfa engine, to put in Euro cams and to put on Rugh suspension. The right buyer is excited by how complete the car is, and how a lot of the good stuff has already been done. He knows that rockers are available, and what it will cost to have a good body guy fix the rust.
Yes, I am the right buyer, I just don't have the space in my garage or the time or resources to take this car on right now. So somebody else is going to get a nifty preservation specimen, with the tough mechanical bits and upgrades already done.
To Keith Martin while I repect your right to your opinion, if you feel that way, why don't YOU buy the car? Kristoj, I and appatently several other, feel you hit it on the head, 25 years and you can't put a speed cable in, 25K mile plus another 50-60k and you estimate 126K?, YOU go to the trouble to have an engine rebuilt, put a new head and cams in 4 years ago and you don't have time to do "some sorting", what about the missing.busted foglight, the smushed rear bumper and of course the electrical tape all over the airintake. Of course this is only what can be seen. At best this is a very, very neglected driver. And the owner deserves to be poorly rewarded for his failures. And Mr. MArtin, if you feel different, again, YOU buy the car.
I am dying to go get a look at this one. My 66 Volvo 122s wagon will have to go on the chopping block if I'm feeling brave…. Holding breath until 6pm.
@VanH – Share in a brewery? How about trade drives in a Berlina for beer?
But seriously, which brewery?
Neither album worked for me; they'd come up then go blank, probably my outdated OS's fault. That's just as well, because I'd only drool all over the keyboard. This is the Super of my dreams, and I could actually write a check for it IF I were content to be broke for the rest of the year. What a sweetheart! Even though I once vowed I'd never have another Alfa with underfloor master cylinders – I was flat on my back on the ground with crap falling into my eyes and bleeding from several knuckles at the time – one of these would change my mind very quickly. As for busted speedos, I've had five cars now that I ran speedo-and-odo-less for years, including my current Milano, just because (as someone mentioned) all you really need is a working tach and the ability to do simple math in your head.
Whereas I've only ever owned two Alfas, BOTH of them had broken speedometer cables at some point in my ownership of them. On another note, this listing kills me because I live in Portland and can't possibly scrape together the cash for this right now. Anybody want to buy a share in a brewery?
god i want this!! its siren song lures me in! if the e28 didnt need work… sigh.
saw one like this the other day in good shape, how i love the design and details… be still my beating heart!!
Seems like a fair price for a good Super. Wish I had the money, I'd trade the Berlina for this.
Also agree with Keith on the speedo/mileage issue. Most of the Alfas I see for sale are "actual mileage unknown," or believed to be…" My speedo and tach both work, but I don't really trust either of them anyway.
While walking the field at The Quail a couple of years ago, it was surprising to see the attention the "patina" cars got. Buy it, drive it, don't worry about the speedo cable…
Much rather buy one with rust I can see instead of rust I can't. Looks like an honest car you could have a lot of fun with.
The old paint / tatty nature can be a good thing. About 5 years ago I had an AC Aceca that had been stored in a chicken coop for about 30 years. I put it back mechanically then drove the heck out of it. Absolutely loved it. Took it to a show here in Detroit where everything else was pristine. Had the bonnet up on a windy day and when I came back to the car from lunch it was closed. Went to open it back up and couldn't because the front lip of the bonnet was catching on the body. The wind blew it forward, bent the hinges and then it slammed shut. On any other car it would have been a VERY BAD day. No problem on this one, gave it a solid tug, chipped a bit of paint off where the pieces rubbed together and then tugged on the open bonnet a few times to get it back to where it belonged (alloy body don't forget). People watching were horrified but I hopped in, had a blast driving home and never thought about it again.
@Keith Martin – thanks for chiming in. I took a second look at the photos and thinking about the work already done (gas tank, engine, suspension) I see your point regarding the $$.
Great little car, wish I could realistically consider it!
To the forum – compare/contrast the 1750/1600/1300 motors?
Fortunately you don't have to look at the car while driving it.
And, as a plus, it's got that ultra-fashionable matte paint…
"…must figure how to get money…. secretly get to Oregon with trailer…". More irrational logic thanks to BAT.
I once saw a bumper sticker at Billetproof: "It is done a**hole".
I agree that mileage is completely irrelevant on a 45 year old car that has been used and enjoyed, as opposed to some garage queen that was purchased and stored until it reached collector status. My concern would be over a tach cable not replaced. THAT'S the one that matters!
OTOH, I would think that an "Alfa guy" should be able to dial in those 105.48 Euro cams.
I don't have enough cash to stop the tinworm so i would need one
all ready done for a few more K…….
So Keith, why don't I know this car? Don't recall ever seeing it. Is the seller not in AROO? His initials, maybe, or other hint on ownership?
Just curious.
I like that all the curvy spots front and back have not been smacked
How hard is it for a car guy to take pictures of the underside!
Hey Glen, the next time you see one that's nearly mint for $5000, please let us know.
These cars in my area were never popular here in North America. Last year one in mint condition couldn't raise any interest at $5000.00 here in Toronto Canada area.
Comfortable as an old shirt, a pair of well-worn jeans and some old boots. Let's roll!
Hip ride
Use as is until you save the cash to stick it on a spit.
I'm going to give full marks to the seller for enjoying an old car the way they're supposed to be enjoyed.
25 years, 60,000 miles! Well done!
Have people forgotten that 6 grand
will still buy a LOT of groceries?
Thee are few things cooler than a "driver" quality Super. Give it a nice suspension set-up and some Alfaholics wheels. Drive it.
I sold this car to the current owner 25 years ago, and have known it since. I had have to keep myself from buying it several times over the past couple of years – if I could leave the original paint (!) alone and just tidy up the interior, it would make a terrific preservation car, and would attract attention at every Alfa event.
The seller is an honest, Alfa guy – he knows his cars, and this car has the good stuff on it – Rugh springs, adjustable a-arms, good cams, etc.
So many of the project Supers out there are just perfect pigs, and you will have to spend $10,000 on mechanicals just to get them where this car is already.
I think it is worth every penny of the asking price, for the above reasons alone.
BTW, for the guys who are all cranked up about the broken speedo cable – first of all, the mileage is irrelevant, odo or not. Second, when I sold it to the owner, it was "just a car" and often, all of us, when something broke that didn't affect the way the car drove, we didn't bother to fix it. And once you've gotten used to something being broken, it can just stay that way for years.
I hope someone buys this car before I cave in and buy it myself!
If anyone has any questions about it, feel free to post them here.
Does seem a rather tidy sum for something that reads like a 5 year old's Christmas list.
All I need is this. And then this. And I really want this. And this too. Oh, Oh and this as well.
Would be nice to see more pics of the chassis. It would be nice to see what's underneath as well as the patch areas in the trunk. Odd that the front of the car is more faded than the rest.
Seems a little rich for what it needs, which is new paint, possible engine work, and an indeterminate amount of rust repair. Some undercarriage shots would have been very, very useful.
@dej I had to do the tach counter math on a Saab 9-3 after the ABS controller failed. All dash gauges failed except temp and tach. Since it was most definitely not a $25 part I drove it that way for a couple of months until I found a third-party service that rebuilt it for cheap. I quickly got used to the mental math, and found myself using Night Panel more often.
I know people (one with a Shelby Mustang) who purposely disconnect their speedo so they literally can't tell the officer how fast they were going….oops, sorry, sir, it broke!
Your logic is flawed, Mark E. You are assuming someone with a brain would actually pay more than $500 for that aRenault. I'm with the other Mark on the Alfa.
@dej- I have to agree with you; letting the speedily cable go is not acceptable. Still a cool car nontheless.
Not that it matters, as the car needs to be completely gone through, but as far as I'm concerned a broken speedometer that isn't fixed in a reasonable period of time is just the same as doing a roll back on it.
25 years of mentally dividing the tach # by MPH per 1000 RPMs for each gear gets old fast. I've done that for a week or so until the speedometer could be fixed.
I guess he didn't have the time to do it.
I've been following the market on these and this might be all the money but it's not crazy money. In the sellers eye it's a driver but to me it's a pure project, one I'd take on if I didn't have to spend time on other frivolous activities like a job.
When I was in grade school, my best friend lived over the fence from me. His dad was a tinkerer that loved Beetles and FIATs. The one car that he had that didn't fit the mold was a '66 Alfa sedan in the same color and condition – over 40 years ago! That was their "family hot rod" amid a collection of VW window buses, FIAT 500s and 600s, and a FIAT 850 Spyder. He lavished mechanical attention on the Alfa – ran like crazy, looked like hell!
Yeah, these are growing on me, as well. I'm with you guys on price; this would make a very cool $3K rolling and driving project. Eight grand? Eh, not so much.
Looks like a candy that's someone sucked all the flavour off of.
Buy a buff or employ a man.
I am now fully addicted to these little sedans. If I had the time/money to put into a project, I would be all over this. The performance upgrades may bring reliability issues but they add character and a sense of direction for potential buyers. I would go rat-driver, with the aforementioned speedo fix and new rubber.
I'm with @Mark on the price. The seller is begging for an offer though – show up with $2-3k, in cash, a bow for @Harry and definitely bring that trailer.
Easy to see why this Giulia is up for sale if the green one in the seller's album is also in the stable. Likely a very salvageable car that has already been reasonably sorted mechanically, but will need a load of metal work and cosmetics. The parts are out there from several sources, but so are better starting platforms. For those interested in seeing what you might be getting into there is a very rusty Super now being documented in restoration on the Alfa BB and also a gorgeous 1300 Super in the BB classifieds for 1300 euro asking price.
True, it's not in the greatest shape but out of today's offerings would you like a low mileage Renault R5 or, for a little bit more, a driveable Alfa?
Well done, BaT! Excellent salesmanship!
"the speedometer cable broke soon after he bought the car and he never replaced it."
That's a $25 part that serves a kind of important purpose. I just shelled out three times that much to buy a speedo cable for my Abarth not because it was broken, but because I didn't like the needle bouncing around. Pretty much tells us everything we need to know about the owner.
Sorry, but I have to go with Mark on this one…seems like you'd be much better off finding a nicer example given the known needs here and who knows how many unknown needs might be lurking?
these remind me of the Italian Job. (the original one).
Man I love this! Seems like a bargain. Possible Christmas gift? ;) You could drive it all morning with a big red bow on the top! :)
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Valguma ezers ir subglaciālas izcelsmes šaurs un garš ezers Engures novada Smārdes pagastā. Izvietojies 4 km uz ziemeļrietumiem no Smārdes Ķemeru nacionālā parka ainavu aizsardzības zonā. Ezers orientēts dienvidrietumu—ziemeļaustrumu virzienā, tam cauri tek Slocene. Sastāv no divām daļām, mazākā ziemeļu daļa (Mazezers) atdalīta ar 80 m platu palienu.
Валгумэзерс (латыш. Valguma ezers) — озеро в Латвии, в Смардской волости Энгурского края. Площадь озера около 60 га, глубина до 27 м. Озеро расположено к югу от холмистой гряды Лустужкалнс. Оно состоит из двух связанных частей. В окрестностях озера на горе Лустужкалнс располагался охотничий дом герцога Якова.
Valguma Ezers is a lake in the region of Tukuma Rajons, the country of Latvia with an average elevation of 17 meter above sea level. The location is sparsely populated with 13 people per km2 . The nearest town larger than 50,000 inhabitants takes about 0:37 hour by local transportation.
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Funny, I'm using the REFLEX flight sim since a very long time already (more than 10 years) with my Futaba FC-28. One of the best flight sims in my opinion, specially for helis. Was the first one with a photo-realistic environment.
Erwin |
Alberta, Canada
Joined Apr 2008
99 Posts
Thanks Thomas - I'll keep my fingers crossed.
OK, now tested: DX7 - MX12 - MX24
they all uses the same 3.5mm jack, and they all have an AC coubled PPM output (to be compatible with that, I added a resistor inside my TX box) the PPM frames are all with exactly the same timing as any other systems I have seen so far, and they also use a CONSTANT frame time. so no problems ! exisisting systems sold dont have this new resistor mounted, so if existing customers want to use a DX7 - MX12 - MX24 or similar, they can simply ask me for modify instructions. all systems shipped from today, will be compatible !! |
Alberta, Canada
Joined Apr 2008
99 Posts
Perfect! Thanks for the fast reply on this one. My order should be along shortly.
Joined Sep 2008
47 Posts
id like to talk to you about this, i didnt get your eamail,,,but email me at: email@example.com
remove the two big Z and it should work :-) it is normally not smart to write full not cryptet email adr in forums, it will give the person more spam :-) if you have a landline phone number and contry code, I can call up for free and explain you all you like to know, if needed. |
Joined Sep 2008
47 Posts
hey im interested in buying one but id need your detailed instructions on how to set it up........and as any other person would be, i still feel insecure about making a transaction with a complete stranger, how to i know your legitement?
>hey im interested in buying one but id need your detailed
>instructions on how to set it up........ please read this whole forum thread, and please see my webpage: http://www.webx.dk/rc/uhf-link3/uhf-link3.htm also read the manual: http://www.webx.dk/rc/uhf-link3/uhf-system-manual.txt if you still do not understand how it works or how to set it up you are welcome to ask. >and as any other person would be, i still feel insecure about making >a transaction with a complete stranger, how to i know your legitement? well you see I dont hide behing an alias, I use my full name, and I have a picture so you can find me, my web page www.webx.dk is registrered under my full name and address, use whois in my contry to find me, my paypal email is fully checked and verified by paypal, and the payment system paypal secure you in several ways to protect your money, please also try to google my name Thomas Scherrer and/or my call sign OZ2CPU, you will see I am no newbie to either internet or electronics or dealing with people worldwide :-) you can also ask any other customer, here in this thread to contact you privatly and ask him for his opinions about me and my service and my products, please do, if you feel unsure or unsafe in anyway, then just dont purchase. offcource I look forward to dealing with you and to make you happy. I have tried to email you right after you posted the address, but no answer so far from you. PS: thanks waves :-) my pal. oh you know I have two customers in spain allready ? |
North vancouver, B.C. Canada
Joined Apr 2008
19,191 Posts
If had not bought my FPV set up from someone else, I would of for sure bought his.
Been almost a month and still nothing. My supplier is the worst at communication. Basically there is Zero. However Thomas is just the opposite. Buy from him. I hope he would mail it asap what is your delivery time anyways? Will you return my call if I leave a message? do you anwer your emails or phone calls? The company I bought mine off of does not. But supposedly deliveres and is legit. And if I don't get it my VISA said I am covered. Sorry Thomas wish I bought from you! |
Thanks David, yes I am super fast with service,
I often suggest to call people up, an simply chat voice for as long as is needed to get all ideas and needs talked over with potential customers, even if they dont purchase anything it is still a good way for me to learn how different people think and feel and need stuff for FPV. the production time is explained on page 1 (2-3 weeks) I actually make those systems to customers as the orders come in, and some people have different demands so I change and fix it for them. shipment times is postal service, I think about 1 week to the whole world is avarage the last time I benchmarked them. I am online almost 24/7 ! even using my phone if not home or at work so YES you can expect I will get back to you. |
Joined Jan 2007
100 Posts
Received my price today - thanks again!
Its good with such competions >wavess Have sent you a PM :-) Thomas service is excellent! - answers back very quickly, and holds his promises, no problems there. btw Thomas. Any news on a PPM out option on the UHF RX yet ? Best Regards Loopforever |
I am one of Thomas Spanish customer and Thomas is a well known person in the forum , you can trust on him without any doubt . The service is excellent, if you have any problems with their products always helps you and you can send them for repair if necessary . Undoubtedly highly recommended.
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Cowboy Clown
Jeff Robinson 2/1/2010 4:47:45 AM
A Fantastic location portrait Mary Beth!! Jeff #1233547Tess L. Yee 2/1/2010 4:58:18 AM
Great portrait and wonderful capture of smiling eyes, Mary Beth. #8346470Amy M. Wilson 2/1/2010 4:59:41 AM
Wonderful expression and capture, Mary Beth! #8346478Doug Pignet 2/1/2010 5:10:49 AM
Love the expression and capture, very nice portrait. #8346549Debra P. Chenault 2/1/2010 5:18:49 AM
Great capture! Such an expression! #8346591Patricia Seidler 2/1/2010 5:27:16 AM
Beautiful portrait Mary Beth. Love his makeup job and his expression! #8346641Dominick M. Dimacale 2/1/2010 5:30:42 AM
Such a lovely portrait with a lot of character, Mary Beth!
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Bobby Ray Goodman 2/1/2010 5:52:06 AM
Hi Mary,That is awesome capture.We have a big Rodeo comming up in two weeks!!!! #8346752Linda D. Lester 2/1/2010 6:07:13 AM
Too cute....I love clowns! #8346792Judy V. Kennamer 2/1/2010 6:19:51 AM
What a standout!!! I love this wonderful, colorful, happy shot!!! Great job Girl! #8346845Tammy M. Anderson 2/1/2010 6:46:38 AM
Great colorful capture, Mary Beth. Has to make everyone smile on a Monday. #8346937David Phalen 2/1/2010 6:59:07 AM
Thanks for a Monday morning smile!! Love the colors, details and the eyes!! #8346975Bonnie C. Lackey 2/1/2010 7:18:02 AM
Now there's a clown to love! Wonderful! #8347044Carol Eade 2/1/2010 7:41:42 AM
What a cheerful image, Mary Beth...love this one! #8347125Gina Cormier 2/1/2010 7:44:30 AM
Another beatuiful image Mary Beth. Great color, & clarity! #8347133Melissa Olsen 2/1/2010 8:15:56 AM
Outstanding color and light...love this capture! #8347225Jack Ryan 2/1/2010 8:21:32 AM
Neat shot...love the color and detail...looks like he enjoys his job. Nicely done. #8347249Karen Celella 2/1/2010 8:31:57 AM
Fantastic portrait that makes us smile and I especially love how you captured the motion of his hand Mary Beth. #8347289Cathy Barrows 2/2/2010 6:10:58 AM
agree with judy as a standout but he is one scary looking clown to me #8349788Ken Smith 2/2/2010 5:21:19 PM
Not so sure he's scary looking....must have been a bad experience when Cathy was young! :-) Very nice portrait, Mary Beth! #8351246Dr Silly 2/28/2010 3:23:58 PM
Looks like a man after my own face. Wonderful portrait. :o)#8422593
Amy M. Wilson 3/26/2010 2:16:10 PM
Big congratulations on your fantastic Finalist, Mary Beth!!! #8483204ALLEN O. HOWARD 3/26/2010 2:35:55 PM
Excellent! Big congratulations Mary Beth! #8483367Gina Cormier 3/26/2010 2:38:57 PM
Congrats!!!!!!! WTG!!!!! #8483396Jeana Clark 3/26/2010 3:51:28 PM
Patricia A. Coblentz 3/26/2010 5:32:10 PM
Outstanding, Mary Beth!!!! Congratulations!Patti #8484736
Jack Ryan 3/27/2010 7:50:31 AM
And congratulations once again!!! #8487070Courtenay Vanderbilt 3/27/2010 8:12:34 AM
Congratulations on this wonderful Finalist, Mary Beth! #8487131Debra R. Harder 3/27/2010 10:00:57 AM
This is such a great image, Mary Beth! Congratulations on another superb finalist!! Deb #8487527JO ANN CLEVELAND 3/27/2010 10:15:11 AM
Mary Beth! Your work is absolutely fabulous, very well deserved finalist, all 4 should get gold!jo ann c. #8487630
Carol L. Fowler 3/27/2010 11:52:20 AM
Congrats- wonderful FInalist! #8487891Ken Smith 3/27/2010 4:14:37 PM
Excellent, Mary Beth. Congrats again!! #8488444Phyllis Burchett 3/27/2010 5:16:07 PM
LOVE this, Congrats! #8488623Elida Gutierrez 3/27/2010 5:18:25 PM
CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR WONDERFUL FINALIST!!!frank w. degenhardt 3/28/2010 6:26:02 PM
Such a colorful Character. So well presented. Congratulations on the Finalist my friend. #8491462Renee Doyle 3/28/2010 9:32:48 PM
WTG Mary-Beth!! Congratulations!! #8491920Judy V. Kennamer 3/28/2010 9:40:15 PM
Congrats on your beautiful WINNER Mary Beth!!! This is an amazing photo! #8491955Kathy Salerni 3/28/2010 9:42:49 PM
Congratulations on your win, Mary Beth! #8491961Donna LaMattino Pagakis 3/28/2010 10:32:03 PM
Excellent Mary Beth! Congratulations on your win! #8492042Bojan Bencic 3/28/2010 10:36:04 PM
Congratulations on your win, Mary Beth. #8492052Agnes Fegan 3/29/2010 2:00:36 AM
Congrats Mary Beth!!! #8492329Michelle Alton 3/29/2010 3:06:38 AM
A fantastic winner, Mary Beth. Congratulations! #8492425Alan L. Borror 3/29/2010 3:36:38 AM
Congratulations on this wonderful winner, Mary Beth! #8492521Ken Smith 3/29/2010 3:55:23 AM
Congrats, Mary Beth. Very well deserved!! #8492577Amy M. Wilson 3/29/2010 4:52:01 AM
Huge congratulations on your fantastic Second Place win, Mary Beth!!! #8492812Patricia A. Coblentz 3/29/2010 4:57:39 AM
This image really keeps your eye..very very well done!!! Big congratulations on your 2nd place win, Mary Beth!!!!Patti #8492848
Courtenay Vanderbilt 3/29/2010 5:43:15 AM
Such a well deserved Win, Mary Beth! CONGRATULATIONS! #8493082Renata Gusciora 3/29/2010 6:00:36 AM
Big congratulations on this fantastic winner,Mary Beth!!!:-) #8493158Vickie J. Jenkins 3/29/2010 6:14:37 AM
Congratulations Mary Beth on your wonderful win for this spectacular image! #8493220Marilyn Cornwell 3/29/2010 6:14:45 AM
Congratulations Mary Beth! Wonderful winner!! #8493222Val Feldman 3/29/2010 6:28:00 AM
Congratulations, Mary Beth - Well-deserved!! #8493276Danny B. Head 3/29/2010 7:08:40 AM
Congrats, Mary Beth... well done! #8493385Margaret R. Barry 3/29/2010 7:20:36 AM
Congratulations on your fantastic winner, Mary Beth! #8493434MELODIE C. ROBERTS 3/29/2010 7:21:53 AM
Congratulations MBMonnie Ryan 3/29/2010 7:34:41 AM
Great job, Mary Beth -- great big CONGRATULATIONS on your win! #8493487Debra R. Harder 3/29/2010 8:28:04 AM
This is such an AWESOME portrait, Mary Beth!! Huge congratulations on your OUTSTANDING GOLD WINNER!! Deb #8493723Sabrina Ryan 3/29/2010 8:30:39 AM
CONGRATULATIONS on your excellent Winning image, Mary Beth! #8493748Carol Eade 3/29/2010 8:48:20 AM
Warm congratulations, Mary Beth, on your terrific winner! #8493859Jessica Jenney 3/29/2010 8:56:56 AM
Congratulations on your terrific win, Mary Beth! #8493893Dr Silly 3/29/2010 9:04:49 AM
Picked this as my monthly favorite of yours and it looks like hte judges have good taste also. Congratulations on your glod. :O)Diane Pignet 3/29/2010 9:17:31 AM
Congrats! Well done. #8493936JO ANN CLEVELAND 3/29/2010 9:21:52 AM
Congratulations on this awesome, well deserved Gold Mary Beth! I knew this was a winner...jo ann c.
Pat and Graham Robards 3/29/2010 10:29:00 AM
Congratulations Mary Beth. ~Pat #8494154David Phalen 3/29/2010 11:12:26 AM
Great to see the "Cowboy Clown" getting the recognition it deserves!! BIG Congrats!! #8494225ALLEN O. HOWARD 3/29/2010 11:23:04 AM
Victory! Well done and congratulations Mary Beth! #8494259Shelly A. Van Camp 3/29/2010 11:49:40 AM
Super!! Congrats on this beauty, Mary Beth! #8494370Mike Clime 3/29/2010 11:54:25 AM
Congratulations on this great winner! #8494390Linda D. Lester 3/29/2010 12:34:00 PM
WTG!!!! Awesome shot for an anwesome photographer!!! Congratulations! #8494527Gina Cormier 3/29/2010 1:45:59 PM
WINNER!!!!!!!!!!!!!! CONGRATS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! #8494700Kitty R. Rodehorst-Hanna 3/29/2010 2:07:55 PM
WTG on this wonderful win, Mary Beth!!! :-) k #8494745Mark Dodge 3/29/2010 2:35:55 PM
Congratulations, Mary Beth! What a great shot! Well done! #8494832Sonya L. Hatfield-Hall 3/29/2010 4:22:47 PM
Such a colorfully happy image. Congratulations on the win! #8494986Shirley A. Kinney 3/29/2010 4:26:17 PM
Congratulations, Mary Beth on your win. This is a great capture. #8494998frank w. degenhardt 3/29/2010 4:28:09 PM
Mary Beth- Congratulations on the Second Place Win for this wonderful portrait of the rodeo clown. Way to go my friend. #8495005Sam Britt 3/29/2010 5:11:58 PM
Congratulations on this 2nd place winner, Mary Beth! #8495124R. J. Laudenbacher 3/29/2010 6:23:10 PM
Congratulations Mary Beth on your 2nd place win for this wonderful shot. Just love it! #8495468Phyllis Burchett 3/29/2010 6:45:34 PM
Congrats Mary Beth on your WIN!! #8495585Michael M. Petrizzo 3/29/2010 7:41:23 PM
Congrats Mary Beth. Beautiful portrait winner. #8495799Tommy E. Burgess 3/29/2010 11:15:19 PM
Congratulations on your fantastic winner Mary Beth!!! #8496212Stefania Barbier 3/29/2010 11:19:06 PM
huge congrats on you amazing win! #8496224Usman M. Bajwa 3/30/2010 12:00:23 AM
Leland N. Saunders 3/30/2010 2:40:20 AM
Congrats, Mary Beth ... really nice shot !!Lee #8496498
Cheryl Schneider 3/30/2010 4:34:47 AM
Wonderful character shot. Congratulations! #8496825Aimee S. McMaster 3/30/2010 6:39:34 AM
...congratulations on this beautiful cheerful & colorful winner Mary-Beth.... #8497207Karen Bacon 3/30/2010 7:13:40 AM
A big congrats on this wonderful winning image Mary-Beth! #8497319Ellen Hodges 3/30/2010 7:56:21 AM
Huge congrats on this fabulous winner, Mary Beth!!! #8497447Dianna Murphy 3/30/2010 8:08:18 AM
Fabulous! Love that smile. Congrats. #8497473Karen Celella 3/30/2010 8:49:06 AM
Congratulations on your fun and heart warming winner Mary Beth! #8497594Lydia Williams 3/30/2010 12:50:41 PM
Great shot Mary Beth....You captured this rodeo clown perfectly...Congratulations! #8498056Susana Heide 3/30/2010 3:37:10 PM
The DOF here is righ ON and the motion of the hand is outstanding in this colorful portrait! Many CONGRATS on your WIN Mary Beth!! #8498426Cindy Bendush 3/30/2010 10:30:16 PM
A portrait of excellence Mary Beth! Congratulations on your winner! #8499143Stephen Zacker 3/31/2010 3:46:39 PM
Congratulations Mary Beth #8501016Freddy Bland 4/2/2010 6:52:05 AM
This is a fantastic image and gold winner, Mary Beth!! The comp, clarity and color are all PERFECT!!! Many congratulations to you!!! #8504901Joanna Madloch 4/16/2010 11:03:11 AM
Cowboy-clown, hmmm, seems unusual! Amazing portrait, Mary Beth. #8539606Taken at a local rodeo last summer. Category -- People.
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US 2219753 A Abstract available in Claims available in Description (OCR text may contain errors) 1940. -T.' w. sEcsum TDOTHBRUSH Filed May 21, 1938 7 lap/Av h A- Y Patented Oct. 29, 1940' invention relates; to 4 the; general "art' of toothbrushes; and has areference more fiarti'du; lar ly to ar known type of: -tpothbrlish that ime ploys' a rubber E headtwith integralmubber. bristles. Thistypeiof toothbrush possesses-numerous prac} tical advantages 5 over. the :comznon bristle tooth;- brush It does not scratch the surface enamel of the teeth; it .permits gum massage oi the most sensitive gums rwithout -lacer atlng;--or affecting the soft tissues-aroundthe teeth, it does not ree tain food-particles,- bacteria or infectious germs, is i highly durable. and not loseqits g cleansing power or effectiveness=:after' long. 115%,; :2Yet despitethe above *and other advantages which '1; possesses over the ordinary bristle; brush-.ithas n'otfso far as l 'am' aware, hitherto, met;wi thany appreciable amount of publiczfavondue,aglhehave, to poor'and ill designed;structural ;features 'whioh "severely' limit its usefulness for. itsiintended, ' The object or my: present inventionhasbeen to provide an improved'rubber toothbrushpossessing a high degree ofiefiectiveness .for: cleaning. and i)b1 ishi ng' tfie't'eetlijand which shall be thoroughly f sanitary' and capable bt-being easily cleansed and steamed, Anothei' object has been to provide -a toothbrushfiincluding a rubber 'head ands'a separahleihandle that'ii 'ay 'be enga'ged with "the head in differentways so as 1 to 'provide-Jstraight, cancave or convex" brushing surfa'cea as may be .pre- may comprise "a plurality of specifically cdifferent heads and a single handle interchangeablexwith the several rhea 'dsso as to afford a2" considerable variety of differentfstylesy such as the=Dr.-':West yle, the' sol-called Denti s tsi straight s'tyle; etc. :E' 1 Still other-"bjfcts' ahd attendant advantages 10:? the; invention will be apparent-V to: persons skilled in "the? artf'froin the olllowlng detafled description taken inf connection with the l'accom- 'panying' drawihgwherein lhav' illustrated forms {of the invention f eniployin'gspeciflcally different ,5 heads 'using' a eonmion handle; 'and inwhich -s. Ting on itslbackande'hipidying the form oft-rubf herihead 'shown'flin :51- '31 c Fig. 2is a perspective viwbf the handle; I: 1 g n sidelevati'on showing the 'he'admf Fig." 7 associated; with the 'ha'ndle in one position r thelatterl Fig. 4 is a. view similar to Fig. 3 showing the same head associated with the handle in the v I inverted position of the latter. v Referring Figi,1 is"a plan viewfof thebiush shownYas'ly- I .i acent prongs in each transverserow are con- Atlanta straits/=12: 11$ fa longmidmal sect on through the ed @dii'eldablildclid thereinfi fragmentary [view of the handle 'rig'. s a age elevation 6r thehead s' qw'ri' m figs 1 '3aridjg4, which, for'conveniencejof dehallghereinajfter refer to as the A Figs. 8 and 9 are enlarge ross-,sectionsfl on the .lines-;8 j 8 and 9- 9 respc vely of'Fi l3 .fkflf g. 101 s'ide'jelevati fa thirdiform of hbaehi aia con e. .herina iml a er s. is? 1 1a l V iilventionil- 1,ustrated-yin- Figs; 1, ,to 9; inclusive, the A head za'showna therein; comprises a;- mounting for backing .1 20 ,of:.;fl ei5ib le,,. vulcanized rubber 1; that I carries ;on sits uppersurface a;pl urality, oi anding prongs :1 i that; arebreferably arranged in longitudinal and; .;transverse rows.- In ,Ijig', ,1 I 'show" three -.parallel-:Jongitudlnal rows oi prongs iand {ten .transvei'sezrowst All :of the'prongslin the twooutsi'de rows and eight of the. prongs in egmter- "mediate-row" are tapered von their front and-tear sides so as to present un -their free ends narrow "rand practical line: tips 22 (Fig. 9) that lie crosswlse fof the headtw It will also-be a observed by '-rei'erenc'e -to:::Flg'..'9c that the-other two 'sidestof 'the prongs are 'slightlyl tapered so that the open-' --in g's=be tween adjacenhprong's in both: the -longi- "'tudii' 'al' and' transverse; rows are-widest; at. the outef'or free ends or theiprongs; This greatly iacilitates theexpulsion from the brush'of. mat-. iter jthat may "collect between the prongs during eiuse i the brui'sh, and 'renders"th'e subse lea mg an'd sterilizing'of-the brush-very mpleflAl sog-the base portions of'adhe head end of the las JW- Pr A ti med a e :lp ifldm l r w a in ai v'hlt placedlabir; iq rgvp nss itthatj fsmfi a the 'Fothe'r: prongs except they are; turned to {an angle 0t degrees so that they present narrow line tips 25- (Fig. 8) lying lengthwise of'the head; These auxiliary prongs 24 are functionally us ful, ll head 0 backing; fsliowing' the'tnon of *the ha ndle aevn l win dw ft amibe 5 ner shown in Fig. 11, the'head i's flexed down.- , wardly, bringing; the "tips of the prongs; into in cleaning the cracks between adjacent front 1 teeth, applying the brush vertically to the teeth. The A head above described, as well asxthe C head to be later described, is useful when permanently mounted on any ordinary'handle. But to enlarge the capacity and usefulness of the brush, 1 preferably associate it with a removable handle such'ias that shown in ,Ii'ig. ;2, thev same comprising a handlepr'oper 26 and a longitudinally curved tenon 2] continuous with one end of the handle 26 and adapted to enter a longitudinal socket such as the socket 28 formed the mounting or backing of head A. -By refer ence to Fig. 7, it will be observed that the socket 28 of the unflexed head is straight butis inclined downwardly and forwardly from its neck endrel-g -atively to a straight line connecting the bases of the front and rear prongs. It will also be ob.- served that the, tips of thewprongs 2| lie in a concave plane. Now,,when;the"tenon of the hen-.- die 16 is inserted into'the socket of head A'g'as shown inFig. 3, the, head is so flexed that the tips of the prongs lie in aiiatfor horizontal plane. But when thehandle i's inverted and-theri'ineserted into thesarne socket "in the manner shown in Fig. '4}. the, head is flexed in the re ye rse' direction and the tips of the prongs lie in a concave plane more pronounced than=the concave plane oi theqhead when the latter is s parat'ed froin thejfiindle. if V t ,F gs w. 11, and 12 show the C head'and its apara'tea from the handle, the tips ofits prongs lie in a slightly convex plane, as shown in Fig: 10, landithe' longitudinal socket Q8 of the unfiexed head is inclined upwardly and forwardly from its neck end relatively to astraightjline'connecting the bases of the front and rear prongs. f When the handle tenonis inserted in'the man- 'a flat, horizontafplaneyand whenthe handle iis inverted and its teno'nin'slerted," thehead is flexed upwardly and its forward portion" is prongs into a downwardly and:forwardly'pitched lated in ,sizeto thesockets ,of the heads that it thrown downwardly,- bringing the" tips'of the convex'plane, sirnulatingwh'at is known as the Dr. West" type of brush head; Theform shown in Fig 4 presents what is known asthe .Pro-' phylactic"- type of headfwhile the*forms shown in Figs: 3 and 11 presentwh'at 115 known as the Dentists-type of. head. i It will thusb'eseen that the invention, when employing onlya single head, Iaifords tWOydif-r ferent types or styles of-headbymerelyinvert- 'ing the handle relatively to the: head.. And where 'a plurality "of specifically diflerent heads, , such 85 heads A and C, are; associated with. a "single handle a-"larger varietyof styles of head is obtainable. AwThertenon 21 ofthe handle 26 maybeso rewill have a sufiiciently tight 1 frictional engage-.- ,ment to insure thecoopera tionlof the he'adhnd handle when using? .the' brush; but,'.' todnsure against the handle pullingout durlng-the use of the brush, I preferably provide a yieldable' i This 1551mm F s-find wherein, he s d mi wall of the' rece'ss'ofthe head is pro- 'yidedfwithan integral button? 2!, and the tenon "21-is'split'longitudinallyas shown at 3| ands-near its freevend is formed with opposed notches 3| which, under a relative inward thrust of the, handle and head, snap over and grip the button 29,,the engagement being eflected partly by the stretching of the side walls of the recess and partly by the compression of the button. This insures against separation 'of the handle and head whenthe brush is-being used, but permits a ready'separation of said .parts to'change the 'forrn'.of the brush or for cleaning and sterilizing the parts. The handle may, of course, be formed of any suitable or adaptable material, but 1 preferably use therefore, material known under the trade "name Baltic, which consists of a semi-hard rubber fiber mixture thatwill stand a boiling temperature substantially above that required for ordinary sterilizing purposes. While I have herein shown and described practical and preferred embodiments ofthe principle ofthe invention, Ido'not limit the latter to the speciflcyforms and materials hereinabove speci-' fied but reserve. all 'such variations, modifica- .'tions and" mechanical equivalents a'sifall within thespirit and purview, "of the claims. fI claim: v '1.-A toothbrush of the class .ti escribed, comprisinga flexible rubber head having inits-un-' 'fle'xed form integral scrubbingprongs the tips of which'from end to end of the head lie in a "curved plane, said head formed with astraight longitudinal socket inclined" relatively .to' a straight line connecting the basesqof'the front and rear prongs, a handle having-continuous .with one end thereof a. longitudinally curved tenon insertibl'e either side up into said socket, .and' cooperating means on saidv head and tenon for yieldably locking. the former to; the -ilatter adapted to interlock with each other undera relative inward thrust on, said head andhandle. 2. A toothbrush-of the.cla ss described, comprising a flexible rubber head having in its uniiexed form integral/scrubbing prongs the tips 'of which from end to, end of, the head lie in a concave plane said head formed with a straight longitudinal socket inclined. downwardly and; for- Iwardly from its neck end=relatively to a straight line connecting {the bases'ofthe front and-rear pro'ng's, a handle having continuous with one endthereof' a longitudinally curved tenon insertible either side .upintosaid socket, and. cooperating means onsaid-headand tenon .i'or yieldably locking the formerto the latter adapted ,to interlock with each other under a relative in a ward thrust on said head and handle... I 3. A-toothbrush of the class describedLcorn-r prising a flexible rubber head havingin-its' unficxed form-integral scrubbing prongs the tips of which fromend to. end of. the head lie ina straight longitudinal socket; inclined upwardly .and forwardly fromits-neck-end relatively toa straight linegconnecting the basesof the front and; rear prongs, 'a handle. having continuous *withone end thereof .;a ;.long itudinally curved tenon insertible either sideup into said socket, and 'cooperating'means on said head and tenon for yieldably locking-the formerv to. the latter ative inward thrust on saidheadand handle. , slightly convex plane, saidheadforrned with a '6 adapted to interlock with each other under. a rel- I Referenced by
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Well, Everybody knows every four years there's a month totally about soccer, that's the only month probably someone may forget other endurance activities. I hope I still do some endurance workouts, and try some events or activities with team and couple of friends, but I was wrong, and I failed.
During this month, I was totally lost in the games with friends, and adjusted jetlag sometimes, and caught up the working schedules. Pretty hard like in a battle. But unfortunately, my weight increased, actually to me it's not a bad thing, since I'm too thin.
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