check out these tail lights

What sets your Spider apart from the rest?
TJC

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pope wrote:Introducing the Rondine Spider. Hey if the Corvette Rondine sold for 1.7 million then,
Now that looks good (IMHO)! Raise the lisence plate, put on the older split chrome bumpers, some badging, and I think we may have Pinnin's original design (before cost and 60's practicality had to take over).
So Cal Mark

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here are two treatments on cars that attended our event today;
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manoa matt
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Your car is a: 1978 Fiat 124 Spider 1800
Location: Honolulu, Hawaii

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Wow, more pictures of the grey/blue one. Dual tipped dual exhaust?? That's the custom bat mobile/Alfa dash you had last year. Any interior pix?
racydave

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Post by racydave »

Yes more interrior pics of that dash, and console??? Are the rear lights Corvair???
pope

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Post by pope »

Hey,
Have seen the silver one before and was wondering, what rear bumper is that? It looks like a front bumper, but not as round. Does anyone know what rear bumper that is?
That is the car that extended the front end, because I think there was more room between the wheel and the door.
Very cool and great color.
rlux4
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Your car is a: 1982 2000 Spider
Location: Granite Falls, Wa

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There is so much going on with this car, it's hard to remember it all. He said it took something like 10 cars to put it together. The quad dual carbs are for air intake only, custom fabbed progressive linkage. It took 4 front fenders to add 7" to the length. At the rear he raised the top of the rear fenders, so the rear deck is pretty much straight accross, the panel between the tail lights (corvette btw) is taller. The side scoops up front are functional. The drive train is Ford. Notice the blue oval "Ford" symbol on the rear side, it says Fiat in the same script as Ford. Get it? Fiat Spider, Ford power train. I can't remember the tranny type, but it's not from a Pinto (Sorry Alberto)- 4:11(I think he said) rear end. He built a frame chassis under it all. The rear tonneau was fabbed from a car roof and padded-upholstered. He milled all the custom engine parts himself, including the valve covers (from a solid block of aluminum). There's no way I can remember it all, you could look at this car for hours and keep finding details, and every detail is awesome. It just blew me away!
I hope someone has interior pics, I can't believe I didn't get any.
Ron Luxmore
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'82 2000 Spider: after 26 years between Spiders.
Holger
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Your car is a: 124 spider cs1 1977

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Post by Holger »

hello marc

is this your car

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v39/s ... MG0018.jpg

can you me send more pictures of this car and any information about the details

a very very famos car , very nice and cool

i will it show it in the fiat spider forum in germany

please send me the pictures and details to

info@hgb-allroundservice.de

thanks
holger
i´am from germany and my english is not good

http://www.124fiatspider.de

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So Cal Mark

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no, it's not mine. All of the pics I have of it are posted on this thread. I can send them to you via attachments. I think he's bringing it to the get-together next weekend. If it's there I'll get more pics
Holger
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Your car is a: 124 spider cs1 1977

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thank you very very much

i hope for more pic´s

the spider friend´s in germany are very waiting for more information´s

thank´s
holger
i´am from germany and my english is not good

http://www.124fiatspider.de

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pope

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Post by pope »

Hi Mark
If you get more pictures of the grey car, can you bend down to take shots of the car in a straight on panel view (sides, front, back)? The other shots you took look like "Land of the Giants" views or government spy satelite shots. We cant help that our precious little spiders are only 2 feet tall. LOL.

Thanks buddy
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So Cal Mark

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Post by So Cal Mark »

yeah, I've been going for the odd angles! Maybe I'll change my user name to Picasso, lol. It seems there are always obstacles to shoot around. On Sat the car was backed up to a hedge, hence the satelite shot.
racydave

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Post by racydave »

So Cal Mark wrote: If it's there I'll get more pics
Mark, Im workin on my console, can you take some interrior shots PLEASE??? How many of these dashes are out there??? cold Dave
cecat

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Post by cecat »

Here you go, some pics:

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Late George
Holger
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Your car is a: 124 spider cs1 1977

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thank you very , very for the pic´s

a great car , i like it , many work´s is in it

thank´s
holger
i´am from germany and my english is not good

http://www.124fiatspider.de

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mdrburchette
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Your car is a: 1972 Fiat 124 Sport
Location: Winston-Salem, NC

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Every time I look at those pics I see something different on this car. It truly is a beautiful job.
1972 124 Spider (Don)
1971 124 Spider (Juan)
1986 Bertone X19 (Blue)
1978 124 Spider Lemons racer
1974 X19 SCCA racer (Paul)
2012 500 Prima Edizione #19 (Mini Rossa)
Ever changing count of parts cars....It's a disease!
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