COMPLETE AND PARTIAL RESTORATIONS

BACK FOR THE FUTURE

We transform heartbreaking no-hopers into head-turning showstoppers through a combination of traditional skills and modern techniques. It’s about honouring heritage. But it’s beyond a nod to nostalgia. It’s about reviving past glories and writing new stories. Each project is digitally documented at every stage, painting a picture of the process for future owners and enthusiasts.

A PERSONAL JOURNEY

Each restoration project we undertake is personal. A unique and special project that requires our skill and attention to detail with passion to bring new life. No job is too big and no task too small to be given our full attention

And if you think your Bialbero needs slightly more oomph, or your brakes could use a bit more bite, and you are more inclined to restomod your pride and joy, we will be more than happy to make that dream a reality for you.

Stripped car chassis on a rig, in the Alficina garage, with Alfa Romeo signage and tools in the background.
A metal engine block with drilled holes, mounted on a blue workbench in a workshop.
Metal car parts, rusted and damaged, on a workbench with tools and gloves, in Alficina's repair shop.
A panel beater holding a painted gray metal aircraft part with visible rivets and mounting brackets, in Alficina's workshop.
A bare car body-in-white on a rig inside Alficina's workshop, with various clamps and equipment around.
A bare vintage car body-in-white mounted on a blue rig in Alficina's workshop.
A red 105-series Alfa Romeo vintage sports car is mounted on a lift in Alficina's garage, with parts and tools around and a partially disassembled wheel on the front.
An Alfa Romeo Bialbero engine mounted on a blue engine stand in a workshop.
A stripped 105-series Bertone GT body in raw metal with no paint or interior, placed on a wheeled metal cart inside Alficina's workshop. In the background, there is a partially restored or disassembled black car body.
Two red Ferrari Testarossa fenders that underwent repairs.
Ferrari Testarossa door that underwent repairs in Alficina's metal workshops.
Two vintage Lancia Flaminia convertibles, by Touring Superleggera, awaiting a complete restoration at Alficina.
Lancia V6 engine from a Flaminia, with various components including a carburetor, fuel filter, and intake manifold.
Close-up of a partially assembled metal car body with rivets and panels, in Alficina's metal workshop.
A 101-series Alfa Romeo Spider stripped and rusty body at the beginning of a complete restoration.