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1987 Alfa Romeo Sprint Green Cloverleaf.
Registered as an 'Alfa Romeo SPV Series 3 Clvr'.
Supplied by Thorobred Cars of Shepperton (Alfa Romeo).
Anglia Car Auctions, King's Lynn -
"V5 Present
MoT Sep 2022
Chassis number: ZAS902A5005123796
"This rare series 3 Sprint was supplied new by Thorobred Cars, Walton‑On‑Thames to it's one registered lady owner from new. The engine has been upgraded to a rebuilt 1700cc unit which was purchased in 2016 and between 2016 and 2020 the car remained off the road. Comes complete with a quantity of receipts dating from the late 1890's to 2017 including one for the purchase of a rebuilt Alfa 1.7 engine, MoTs, original main agent document and copy workshop manual. The mileage is recorded at 62,135."
Sold for £8208 including premium.
André Citroën started business as a gear manufacturer and it was not until 1919 that he produced his first car. The 5CV was introduced in 1922 with the Cloverleaf bodywork, an 856cc engine with a detachable cylinder head, quarter-elliptic springs all round and coil ignition. Though somewhat slow and lacking good brakes, the Cloverleaf gained its reputation for being virtually indestructible.
Haynes International Motor Museum
Sparkford
Yeovil - Somerset
England - United kingdom
November 2018
Cloverleaf Local Schools 34 - 2002 International IC - Retired; Bus Yard - Lodi, Ohio. One of four 2002 models in the fleet. The other buses being 20, 36, & 53. Bus has since been retired from service.
Cloverleaf Local Schools 39 - 2010 Blue Bird Vision. Photo taken June 2012 at Cloverleaf's bus yard.
Cloverleaf Local Schools 20 - 2002 International IC - Retired; Bus Yard - Lodi, Ohio. One of four 2002 models in the fleet. The other buses being 34, 36, & 53. Bus has since been retired from service.
Cloverleaf Local Schools 52 (retired) - 2002 Blue Bird International. Photo taken February 2004 at Cloverleaf High School.
A scanned image of a print from a slide I bought many years ago. It is from 1975 when it was still active and run by Norfolk & Western. It has been converted into a popular Mexican restaurant. UPDATE: The restaurant is now a breakfast & lunch place that does very well.
A 1983 Alfa Romeo Sprint 1.5 Green Cloverleaf, photographed in Queen Square, Bristol, at the June 2017 classic car meet.
Here's a shot immediately beside that cloverleaf, so you can see what I'm talking about a little better. Compare this shot to this one posted last Tuesday. In that image, the right side was cut off; now, in this one, it's the left side – sorry guys, I'm not perfect XD But in any case, you ought to be able to get the idea – the left-turn onto southbound 55 is no longer an option; you must turn right at this cloverleaf. As a matter of fact, MDOT has even placed a “no left turns” arrow up on that stoplight arm mast – a feature you might think unnecessary (“No left turns? Why would anyone even think of turning left here?”) if you're not a local familiar with the previous layout, haha!
With the removal of the left-turn options onto both southbound and northbound 55, both of those former access points have been stripped of their asphalt and replaced with new grass. Drivers traveling directly onto those on-ramps, who previously had to yield to the left-turn folks, now can push full speed ahead onto the interstate.
(c) 2018 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
Cloverleaf Local Schools 43 (retired) - 1996 Blue Bird GMC. Photo taken September 2004 at Cloverleaf's bus yard.
Cloverleaf Local School District - Medina County
Bus 28 - 1991 International Thomas Vista (RETIRED)
*one of several Vista's that used to be in Cloverleaf's fleet.
Photographed is the abandoned JCPenney in what used to be Cloverleaf Mall in Chesterfield, VA.
With its grand opening in 1972, Cloverleaf Mall was once a popular shopping destination with 750,000 square feet and was home to Thalhimers (later Hecht’s), JCPenney and Sears. As a child, I remember my parents taking me to see Star Trek at Regal Cloverleaf Cinemas.
The mall was dealt a serious blow in 2000, when the JCPenney closed and moved to Chesterfield Towne Center. The following year, the mall’s cinemas closed and, in 2003, the Sears and Hecht’s stores closed.
What were once packed parking lots with people fighting over spaces soon became a concrete desert. My dad taught me how to drive on these empty parking lots.
Chesterfield acquired the mall and 37 adjacent acres in a series of deals in 2004 and bought the remaining 46 acres in 2008. Crosland LLC, a Charlotte, N.C.-based developer, agreed to buy the entire property from the county and build what now is called Stonebridge.
A 123,600-square-foot Kroger Marketplace grocery store, which anchors the development, opened in 2012. Since Kroger opened, Stonebridge has attracted other businesses. Where this photo was taken now stands a Subway and Great Clips.
A 1989 Alfa Romeo 33 1.7 Green Cloverleaf, photographed at the Queen Square, Bristol, classic car meet in September 2014.
Cloverleaf Local Schools 52 - 2019 Blue Bird Vision; Kenworth of Ashland - Ashland, Ohio. Bus was for repairs.
Cloverleaf Local Schools 54 - 1995 Blue Bird TC/2000 FE - Retired; Bus Yard - Lodi, Ohio. Bought used from the Medina County Achievement Center in 2005. Bus has since been retired.
Highway Interchange, Silicon Valley, CA
Taken a few minutes before landing at San Jose Airport. Flying over Silicon Valley always seems to remind me of the computer game Sim City.
Explore #255 | 11/20/2009
This is the most widespread species of swallow in the world.
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© Cloverleaf Edward Lai 2014
Alfa Romeo 33 Cloverleaf (1983-95) Engine 1712cc Flat 4 16v
Registration Number ARO 7 F (Cherished number, originally allocated circa.`967-68 from Hertfordshire)
ALFA ROMEO ALBUM
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The Alfa Romeo 33 was introduced in 1983 as a replacement for the Alfa Sud as a five door hatchback, designed by Ermanno Cressoni of Centro Stile Alfa Romeo, along with a Sportswagon (Estate) designed by Pininfarina
The model received a mild facelift in 1986, Exterior alterations were limited to indicator lens colour changes and minor amendments to grill and bumpers. A 1.8 litre diesel engine was also introduced in some markets.
A second facelift in 1990 saw the release of the Second Series featuring a heavily restyled front and rear ends in line with the new Alfa family look.
At the top of the revised range was the new four wheel drive version, introduced as the Permanent 4 which was renamed to Q4 starting from 1992. Late production 33s also do not suffer from the rust problems of their ancestors, as their frames are galvanized in the manner Alfa Romeo introduced with the 164.
Diolch am 85,409,870 o olygfeydd anhygoel, mae pob un yn 90cael ei werthfawrogi'n fawr.
Thanks for 85,409,870 amazing views, every one is greatly appreciated.
Shot 01.08-2021 exiting the Silverstone Festival 01.08.2021 Ref 150-009
Trace your finger along the route you would take if your train was coming from the west and wanted to head north. That's what this train is doing at the Matteson interchange as it switches from the ex EJ&E to IC tracks.
This is the former bus #10 from the Cloverleaf Local School District in Ohio. This was a 1969 International Loadstar with a Carpenter body. Note that this bus had radiator shutters which leads me to speculate that this could have been a diesel bus which would have been pretty rare in Ohio during this era. Loadstar chassis began offering diesel engines in 1966 and the DV-462 or DV-550 were the typical engines offered. These engines were based on heavy duty gasoline engines that International used in their truck lines. I believe International also offered a Detroit Diesel 6V-53 as an option as well, which must have sounded pretty wild in a school bus! Photo by Gavin Berwald.
This bird was photographed near the duck pond of Orchid Eco-Village Lodge of Belize.
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© Cloverleaf Edward Lai 2014
Zoom into this map at maps.bpl.org.
Author: Bèunting, Heinrich
Publisher: [s.n.]
Date: 1581.
Scale: Scale not given.
Call Number: G3200 1581.B8
Depicting the world as a cloverleaf, this cartographic curiosity reflects the traditional Medieval world view of three continents. Since it was published in the late-16th century long after the New World discoveries had gained wide acceptance, its primary appeal would have been to readers who cherished the past. It was one of several whimsical diagrams included in a book, which was essentially the Bible rewritten as an illustrated travel book. The author, a professor of theology in Hannover, used the trefoil or cloverleaf arms of his native city to represent the world, making this map more a statement of civic pride than a serious attempt at cartography. Each of the three leaves represents one of the continents -- Asia, Europe, and Africa. At the intersection of the leaves, Jerusalem is clearly marked. In recognition of the New World discoveries, America is shown almost as an afterthought in the lower left hand corner.
1985 Alfa Romeo Sprint Green Cloverleaf.
Last taxed in October 1991. Anglia Car Auctions, King's Lynn -
"One of a number of entries from a Cambs based collection of low mileage 70's and 80's vehicles, this unrestored Sprint has covered just 41954 miles in the hands of its four owners and has been in storage since 1991. Remarkably rust free, the car is running and driving and benefits from new timing belts and tensioners along with fresh oil, filter and spark plugs. Complete with original service book detailing six stamps up to 35,000 miles.
V5 present
Recorded mileage 41,000."
Sold for £5670 on an estimate of £3500 to £4500.