the convertible is kinda frumpy for a G coupe. I prefer the G35s to be honest. But, considering I DD a G20, Im glad the product line still exists 
Update by Per Schroeder to the
Alfa Romeo 2000 GTV project car
Aug 6, 2006
Starting the reassembly process is rewarding.
We used thin gauge aluminum to make panels for the back deck. Slick!
This weekend was the start of the reassembly process for our Alfa. We bead blasted a bunch of the small brackets that go in the engine compartment, as well as the emergency brake assembly and then repainted them. The holes in the back deck were filled with small sheets of thin gauge aluminum.
We removed all of the brake and clutch lines from the car and they’ll be sent to Classic Tube for duplication because they didn’t have any templates for an Alfa GTV.
We’re expecting our engine back from the machine shop this week.
the convertible is kinda frumpy for a G coupe. I prefer the G35s to be honest. But, considering I DD a G20, Im glad the product line still exists
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