I used to have a Alfa Sprint 1.7 QV, I miss it every day..

We used to change the handbrake cable anytime we had the engine & box out, as a precaution!

A lovely Alfa sud owner now 92 is wanting to sell to an enthusiastic passionate person that can stay in touch and update him and take him for a drive when restored . Photos and updates would make it easier to part with as it's just going to deteriorate if not driven

Funny how in nearly all wheeler dealer video comments, everyone loves Edd and hates Mike.

They’re finally realizing how much better the show was with Edd

one of the best cars ever made ( rust apart ) way ahead of time.

Ich hatte drei Stück 1,2 .1,3ti u.1,5 ti und alle ohne Rost das waren sehr gute Fahrzeuge für  diese Zeit an das Fahrverhalten kam kein VW heran ohne etwas zu machen am Fahrwerk sehr schade das es fast keine über lebt haben !!

Show should continue with just Ant and Edd, I really enjoy both of their respective ways of doing repairs

I hope Edd will have a show like this soon. The repairing part of the show was the most interesting for me.

I use to have an alfasud ti..now a 33..lifes settle....happy ever after...

Thats the cleanest  sud engine I’ve ever seen 🛺

Surely that is CGI ??
The beautiful Sud is an extinct species, they have all turned into red oxide.
One of my favourite cars ever. I was lucky, I drove the big brother, GTV2000.

You paying edd for this

My Y reg Alfasud probably had more than its own weight of Waxoyl in its box sections, but it still rotted away, only the noisy engine masked the sound of it doing so.

Mine was always in the repair shop but was a pleasure to drive. How cars should feel. Went round corners in ways that defied gravity.  My top 3 cars owned in preferred order 1) 911 2) R5 GT Turbo 3) Alfasud.  Had a load of Golf GTi, Merc 3 Series & BMW Coupe's also worth a mention.

I had one back in the day. They had their problems, rust etc, but a fun car to drive, good handling and that engine wanted to be revved.!

Unfortunately it is pronounced AlfaSood. :)

People skate edd off but some of the fixes hr does are quite clever improvising with home made tools  not bodges but  what a good mechanic does

Like the show but, the repair costs are understated. Anyone notice that the whole of the underbody has been sprayed with a flat black coating and the gear change linkage has also been painted ( that must cost). This paint is there to mask the obvious rust which can be seen as pitting and craters under the paint on some of the close shots. When fitting the suspension bushes, you can see the rust underneath where the paint has been knocked off. Look at the brake rotors and small brackets on the engine, that sort of rust is under that black paint . All that will come through in about 5 minutes after the supposed purchase. Seen this more and more on this show. Still, Alfa is a nice car and I like watching Edd. Pity they don’t do proper restorations but, then the numbers just wouldn’t stack up.

Haha my Dad had an identical Ti Green Cloverleaf when I was a baby.  I recall he sold it at maybe 2 years old, weeks later it suffered an electrical fire and burnt out for it's new owner!  Wasnt just rust that was a problem for these things!

Alfa used boxer engines in its smaller cars for years, the later 33's were all boxer engined too. Another interesting thing with these Ti's is that they had onboard disc brakes front and rear which was pretty unusual.