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" For owner Casey Annis, his 1962 Alfa Romeo Giulia Spider Veloce is a way to merge his two favorites pastimes: classic cars and a love of the ocean. An avid surfer and paddleboarder, Annis began restoring cars as a hobby while in graduate school. During a midlife turn of events, he found himself wanting to be more involved in the classic car scene. He decided to start Vintage Roadcar Magazine from the back bedroom of his house, which was a good move, as it led him to his current Alfa. WATCH THIS: A racer reunites with the Alfa Romeo Tipo 33 Stradale Annis came by his Giulia Spider as a result of some work he did with the Alfa Romeo Owners Club\u2014the national Alfa enthusiast&amp;#039;s club in the US. The car originally came from the factory in non-Veloce spec but was later upgraded with all Veloce-spec parts, including dual Weber carburetors and a five-speed transmission. Along the way, Casey became the publisher and editor of both Vintage Roadcar and Vintage Racecar magazines. Not bad. Enjoy Casey&amp;#039;s Alfa in the video below.      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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