Let's see your Fiats!

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Rob 131 Sport

2,519 posts

52 months

Saturday 30th April 2022
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Pereldh said:
Mine's out for the summer! Wohoo!

Beyond superb cool The series 3 Fiat 132 2000 and Argenta were great cars. Unfortunately when I passed my test in 1990
they had become very rare. Family members had an Argenta when they were new.

Pereldh

542 posts

112 months

Monday 2nd May 2022
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Thanx! Yeah the late LE-Jetronic cars with wider track are great unfinished diamonds.
Quality a bit hit-and-miss but generally almost german compared to 80's Alfa's. smile

I luckily bought mine in 1993 when they were still around.

Edited by Pereldh on Monday 2nd May 12:29

deltaevo16

755 posts

171 months

Thursday 19th May 2022
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Here's mine

The yellow peril

Rob 131 Sport

2,519 posts

52 months

Friday 20th May 2022
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tongue outbeer
deltaevo16 said:
Here's mine

The yellow peril

P5BNij

15,875 posts

106 months

Sunday 19th June 2022
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Just bought this for the Mrs but I've been using it to go to work this week, it's only done 42k miles...






S11Steve

6,374 posts

184 months

Sunday 7th May 2023
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"Luigi" has joined my collection of toys, a 1965 500F, with only 30,000km and in one family from new. It's had a light restoration & 650cc engine upgrade about 10 years ago and we will probably spend the rest of our lives together!

One of my very earliest memories is going to nursery school in the back of one of these, and I've wanted one for years.




GTRene

16,543 posts

224 months

Sunday 7th May 2023
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Ha , just today I saw such Fiat, lovely thing, a bit like a Porsche, engine in the back, tank in the front :-)


P5BNij

15,875 posts

106 months

Monday 8th May 2023
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I'm doing my best to stop looking at old 500s in the classifieds, if I had the room I'd love one to tinker around with - I know they're small, but I really don't have room in the garage for one!

Still using my Mrs' 500 Twinair as everyday transport, it's currently sharing the drive with another old Italian...


GTRene

16,543 posts

224 months

Monday 17th July 2023
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some lovely Fiat 1500, they also had some 1600 and OSCA versions and Pininfarina and so on, The look a bit like mini Maserati's and or some Ferrari's from the past , elegant, class, nice.

I wonder how those drive? RWD I guess/hope?








Rob 131 Sport

2,519 posts

52 months

Saturday 12th August 2023
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My sons first car 5 years ago. An absolutely mint 1 owner full history Fiat 1.4 Punto. He did 20k in one year in it without any problems.

He then bought without my knowledge a 3 year old Renault Megane saddling himself in debt. He has always regretted parting with the Fiat.

tumble dryer

2,017 posts

127 months

Saturday 12th August 2023
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GTRene said:
some lovely Fiat 1500, they also had some 1600 and OSCA versions and Pininfarina and so on, The look a bit like mini Maserati's and or some Ferrari's from the past , elegant, class, nice.

I wonder how those drive? RWD I guess/hope?







Every picture just got more covetous. As you said, elegant. And timeless. There's 'fashion' and then there's 'style' and only one is timeless. 😊

macp

4,059 posts

183 months

Sunday 13th August 2023
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P5BNij said:
I'm doing my best to stop looking at old 500s in the classifieds, if I had the room I'd love one to tinker around with - I know they're small, but I really don't have room in the garage for one!

Still using my Mrs' 500 Twinair as everyday transport, it's currently sharing the drive with another old Italian...

What are the twinairs like to drive. Any reliability issues ?

Chris_P_Duck

48 posts

99 months

Sunday 13th August 2023
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Spotted this treo of beauties at Helmingham Hall last Sunday.

Mound Dawg

1,915 posts

174 months

Tuesday 14th November 2023
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My 124 Spider lurking behind a rather famous Alfa at work.


GTRene

16,543 posts

224 months

Sunday 10th December 2023
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came across this one, ok you need good weather, but it looks nice me thinks.

said:
Fiat 1100 Barchetta from 1956 This classic is originally a Fiat Millecento that was converted to a Barchetta body in 1966. The body was built by coachbuilder Giorgio Greppi. The Greppi brothers built various bodies, including 9 examples of the legendary Alfa Romeo Tipo 33 Stradale.








https://www.carandclassic.com/car/C1667171

P5BNij

15,875 posts

106 months

Monday 25th March
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I've just bought this Abarth 595 50th Anniversary, should be picking it up on Friday...



Even as an auto (so the Mrs. can use it) it's a hoot, it's very smooth and sounds great. I found it by accident online last night after almost buying a 500 Abarth at the NEC show on Saturday, it's at a dealer just three miles from where I live. One owner, 27k miles, beautiful condition and well looked after. Can't wait to pick it up wink


Squadrone Rosso

2,754 posts

147 months

Monday 25th March
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My fast FIAT (595 Competizione with the performance pack) getting readied for a Euro road trip in May. A massively overdue cleaning session in progress.


aust240378

98 posts

59 months

Monday 25th March
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Our car we go on our urban explores in smile

Oilchange

8,462 posts

260 months

Tuesday 26th March
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GTRene said:
My word, that's pretty!

AW111

9,674 posts

133 months

Tuesday 26th March
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It's not mine, but I'm the navigator:



Slowly being rebuilt (again).