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Not all AGM batteries are like the Yellowtop. It has cylindrical cells rather than flat ones. It’s fully sealed. Your battery is lasting better, not because it is AGM, but because it is higher quality. A Maserati AGM battery is made by FIAMM. Ask anyone who works with batteries what they think...

Yes, it has been noted before, you pay, and they might well declare it fit for work: Post in thread 'Recommendations for replacement battery on Granturismo' https://www.sportsmaserati.com/index.php?threads/recommendations-for-replacement-battery-on-granturismo.14651/post-924778

I tend to agree.

There was someone on here who copied them. Let me find it. Edit: Post in thread 'Headlight washers clips' https://www.sportsmaserati.com/index.php?threads/headlight-washers-clips.30342/post-739479

This has @MarkMas written all over it :p

Not quite. Alfasud’s were built in SA (and Malaysia) in period. When they were changed to hatchback (5 door only) they were renamed “Export GTA” for reasons unapparent.

If you are in SA, it would have been built in Brits, right? Was it an Export GTA?

It’s a bit of mongrel. Those are 33 wheels. It has to older ti (not QV) seats but as the S3 tailgate. But then a S3 1.3ti was always rare, why buy a ti and not have the 105 engine?

It’s a whole pile of money for a 1.3ti. But then my cousins 1.5ti, fully restored in Italy recently went for 20k Euro.

Most, but not all, folks on the forum are in the U.K. If you are looking for interest in your car, it’s a good idea to say where you are.

It will be yes. It has a Stradale bonnet but steel brakes.

Seriously - don't use the vented tiles. If air cannot pass over it, condensation will not form. Vented tiles will allow air to move over the cold surface, promoting condensation as Allan saw above. Think about it in these terms. When it is below freezing overnight, ice forms on cars that were...

This is kind of true, but there are challenges with the natural vent route. A well sealed and insulated space, with no route of ingress for moisture - I.e. DPCs and well sealed doors) is unlikely to suffer from the build up of moisture and so will remain generally dry if undisturbed. An...

You won’t have condensation under the tiles, you need airflow for significant condensation, and you won’t have that.

These types of coatings work very well. Years ago I was involved in testing a lab which had an issue with tiny amounts of air passing through a brick wall. It was painted and the problem was solved.

It is the time of year where this sort of thing happens. That you need dehum and heat to keep it sub 60% means you have a source of damp. My money is on a small amount of water coming through the concrete - the tiles mean that the floor is effectively insulated from the internal space, and no...

It’s been said, but the depth of knowledge on here is unmatched.

They are on both sides.

Euro is square primary cat in the squish pipe. US spec is cats in manifolds.