Just over forty years after the Alfa Romeo 158 of Giuseppe Farina took the chequers on May 13 1950 at Silverstone, that same car reappeared at Adelaide in 1990, driving again in the company of Fangio, as part of a truly memorable historic parade.
18 December 1990
Alfa Romeo Alfetta: 158 The "Little Alfa" That Grew Too Big.
Just over forty years after the Alfa Romeo 158 of Giuseppe Farina took the chequers on May 13 1950 at Silverstone, that same car reappeared at Adelaide in 1990, driving again in the company of Fangio, as part of a truly memorable historic parade.
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