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My 73' Fiat Abarth Stradale. Finally polished her and taken some pics 
Only a year after I meant to post :
Only a year after I meant to post :
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Pics of my little italian beastie!
- Thread starter OOgitychacka
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Soldato
Cant see them 
must have polished too hard :/ funny worked in preview will try again
Soldato
Apparently you've exceeded your data transfer.
Stick them on www.image-upload.org 
(or there's the dark side, Imageshack, but I wouldn't recommend that
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(or there's the dark side, Imageshack, but I wouldn't recommend that
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thanks chaps - visible again
Soldato
Looks nice mate. Not seen many of them in this country.
Puts a smile on your face every time. 130 bhp twin-cam engine breathing through 44 idfs, very free revving and v. loud with straight through b-bore exhaust and no sound deadining in the car.
Ally doors, sills etc and fibreglass bonnet and boot make it about 125 kgs lighter than the standard car. Suspension set-up allows it to hug the corners \
Will try and get a few vids posted.
Ally doors, sills etc and fibreglass bonnet and boot make it about 125 kgs lighter than the standard car. Suspension set-up allows it to hug the corners \
Will try and get a few vids posted.
Beautiful.
Get your ass to www.retro-rides.com - a guy on there (CR500DOM) has just picked up a 'scrapped' one which only needs two new panels. He's making it a lightweight (glass-panels), bubble-arched screamer.
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Get your ass to www.retro-rides.com - a guy on there (CR500DOM) has just picked up a 'scrapped' one which only needs two new panels. He's making it a lightweight (glass-panels), bubble-arched screamer.
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Soldato
That looks gorgeous. I'm VERY jelous
Cheers chaps
adz - not too bad to maintain, quite a lot you can do yourself on it and parts (most) are easily obtainable as the twinc engine went into quite a few beasties. Swings and roundabouts cause insurance is cheap and it appreciates in value which offsets any big bills. Don't really need a car as i can walk to work (but don't) but tis a cracking summer blat-mobile
penski - my friend in manchester dropped a race developed twinc in a 73' resto (215 bhp) and it keeps pace with his integrale, uprated the brakes to to the same for the required extra stopping power..tis a seriously cool car in banana yellow.
adz - not too bad to maintain, quite a lot you can do yourself on it and parts (most) are easily obtainable as the twinc engine went into quite a few beasties. Swings and roundabouts cause insurance is cheap and it appreciates in value which offsets any big bills. Don't really need a car as i can walk to work (but don't) but tis a cracking summer blat-mobile
penski - my friend in manchester dropped a race developed twinc in a 73' resto (215 bhp) and it keeps pace with his integrale, uprated the brakes to to the same for the required extra stopping power..tis a seriously cool car in banana yellow.
Soldato
nice, dont see many of those!
Must be fun
Must be fun
Man of Honour
That is very very tidy. I like that a lot.
Soldato
Thats gorgeous!!
Soldato
Looks good, I've not seen one of those before. Very unique thing on UK roads.