Alfa Romeo

Jul

03

Alfa Romeo 159 ti Furgone Assistenza Servizio

Alfa Romeo 159 ti Furgone Assistenza Servizio

Sep

21

Alfa Romeo Alfasud Giardinetta Furgone

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Alfa Romeo Alfasud Giardinetta Furgone

Automotive Art | Photoshop Chop | Panel Van Conversion

Many years ago I saved a picture of an Alfa Romeo Alfasud Giardinetta on my computer. I fiddled around with it now and then but never liked the outcome. But when I created the BMW 2002 Turbo panel wagon a couple of weeks ago I remembered the Giardinetta. After opening the picture and covering the windows it was only a matter of a few hours until the Furgone conversion was finished. I hope you enjoy and like my take on the Alfasud with lowered suspension, multi-piece wheels, low profile tires and blacked out chrome parts.

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Sebastian Motsch | instagram @photoshopchops

Aug

23

Alfa Romeo Spider Quadrifoglio Verde

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Alfa Romeo Spider Quadrifoglio Verde

Automotive Art | Photoshop Chop | Cuore Sportivo

I know, I know. Nobody would modify an Alfa Romeo Spider this way in real life. Not even the unloved-by-most version with the rubber spoiler on the boot lid would receive bolt-on fender flares by any Alfista out there. Or am I possibly wrong and somebody already did this? Maybe in Japan or somewhere in Scandinavia? If you happen to know any such modified Spider, please let me know and I’ll post it here. Thank you very much in advance.

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Sebastian Motsch | instagram @photoshopchops

Alfa Romeo Arna Photoshop by Sebastian Motsch

Jul

27

Alfa Romeo Arna

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Alfa Romeo Arna

Automotive Art | Photoshop Chop | Cuore Sportivo

When Alfa Romeo and Nissan decided to team up and produce a car, they made a big mistake. The Arna featured Italian underpinnings and Japanese styling. Excuse me? Shouldn’t this be the other way around? As much as I like cars with straight lines, this one was just too bland and the scudetto up front is a joke. The car might have been fun to drive, but seriously lacked presence. Was it a runaway sales success? Well… trying to figure that out shouldn’t be too hard. However, even the blandest car may be used a base for something a little more exciting. This worked. Sort of. OK, not really. Sorry! Just look at the beautiful hood ornament then, will you? 😉