Fiat SPider Ferrari edition??
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Fiat SPider Ferrari edition??
I dont claim to know everything about Fiat SPiders but this is interesting on ebay and with very little information or pictures .
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Fiat-124 ... dZViewItem
Makes me wonder what some lengths some people will go to in order to sell a car.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Fiat-124 ... dZViewItem
Makes me wonder what some lengths some people will go to in order to sell a car.
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I asked the question:
Dear zeebeach,
what makes this a "Special Edition by Ferrari"? Did Ferrari modify it after it left the Fiat factory or something?
- 22oranges
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interesting that Ferrari would choose an automatic version
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same thought crossed my mind.So Cal Mark wrote:interesting that Ferrari would choose an automatic version
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answer:
uh, huh. if you say so, Bub.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiat_124_Sport_SpiderPlease go to Wikipedia.com, search "Fiat 124 Sport Spider", scroll down to "Production". You'll see the 1979 model 1995cc "Special Edition by Ferrari".
uh, huh. if you say so, Bub.
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but the info is right there on Wikipedia, so it must be true.
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in "English" racing green.So Cal Mark wrote:interesting that Ferrari would choose an automatic version
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English paint on an Itlaian car makes it that much more rare.
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I can't believe you guys don't believe the user editable encyclopedia.
Josh
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Not only that, but there is a note right next to the claim about the Ferrari edition that a citation is still needed. I got the same answer as Danno and replied back to the guy that he didn't answer my question. I asked him again what differentiates this model from the others. I doubt I will get a second response, but I'll let you know if I do.
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'82 Fiat Spider Turbo
'56 Abarth 750 GT Corsa MM
'59 Lancia Appia GTE Zagato
'62 Lancia Flaminia 2.5 3C Convertible
'68 Lancia Fulvia Sport Zagato
'70 Moretti Sportiva S2
'12 Abarth 500
'59 MV Agusta 250 Raid
Pictures of my baby!
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Here is an interesting Portuguese site. Might be true.
http://www.portalclassicos.com/forum/vb ... view&g=997
http://www.portalclassicos.com/forum/vb ... view&g=997
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Re: Fiat SPider Ferrari edition??
That looks like it had the same source as the wikipedia list. I wonder what the source was. I can't believe that Ferrari could have slipped a few "special" Fiat Spiders through the collective awareness of all us Fiat experts! (Said with tongue firmly in cheek)
Ron
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Hmm;
I am catching the distinct odor of Bravo Sierra/Bovine Byproducts.
Why is the only references to this rare car on WikiPedia or other nebulous sources?
Why isn't this vehicle on Barrett Jackson list ??
It should command 30 to 60k if it is that rare.
Sorry but I cry foul..
I am catching the distinct odor of Bravo Sierra/Bovine Byproducts.
Why is the only references to this rare car on WikiPedia or other nebulous sources?
Why isn't this vehicle on Barrett Jackson list ??
It should command 30 to 60k if it is that rare.
Sorry but I cry foul..
Last edited by KRegester on Tue Oct 07, 2008 10:17 pm, edited 1 time in total.