While reading one of the many classic car mags I get every month, one of the club reports talked of a Register, So should we start a register for 1200's 120Y Sunny etc................Ok I we don't own Alfa 2300's or Bugatti type 35's BUT it might be a good resource as the cars get older. The only down side I can think of may be any security issues related to haaving chassis numbers in public view.
I thought it might be good to know where the thousands of cars have ended up. I know that there are all of 8 1200's running vintage events in the USA and maybe another 15-20 running SCCA events, a far cry from the 100's of cars racing just a decade ago. Local street 1200's in Vegas there are maybe 4 here.

Thoughts???

Tom

There isn't one, but we could do it.

What kind of security issues are there? We don't have to put our address or phone numbre in the registry, so I don't see the danger.

Is there a Alfa 2300 registry web site to look at to see what it looks like?

I know there was an Dato Austrailian register, not sure if its worldwide, but shouldn't be a problem.

I'll try and find it.

Given Alfo 2300's are now in the 3-7 million dollar mark I don't know if they have a web site you and I can access.

Only security issue I can think of is someone forging docs, but you can do that know anyway.

Tom

Yes there is an Australian datsun registry and here it is.

www.datsunregistry.com.au

Cheers,
Geoff

Yep, thats the one!

Maybe it can be apart of this site? much the same way as WIKI is.

Good idea!

I think it is a great idea also. I know that it might be called a REGISTRY here in the states vice being called a REGISTER "overseas".

So, who is gonna start taking the information?
Will it be linked to other sites or web-rings?

maybe we should record sales information a pic of the car and record the condition of the car and the price sold for and date of sale?

great idea. the only three i've ever seen are ones that I've owned. so I would love to see how many are around still.