Increase in collectabilty?
Increase in collectabilty?
I have often wondered what fiat in any class is the most collectable or desired.
- azruss
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Re: Increase in collectabilty?
find yourself a nice clean jolley. also a Dino convertible would fetch about the same money. Go with the Jolley, all 600 parts, you just have to be a professional basket weaver to own one.
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Re: Increase in collectabilty?
Agree Dino, Jolly or 600 Abarth .... some of the original 500's are going for over $30K here is Australia now.
http://www.shannons.com.au/auctions/lot ... 09687DLP28
http://www.shannons.com.au/auctions/lot ... 09687DLP28
THE FLEET
2014 Abarth "SS"
1981 Spider 2000 (Legend Industries Turbo - minus the Turbo)
1978 X1/9 1.3 Dual IDF 40's, Coupe Cam, Allison Header/Exhaust
1971 128 Sedan 1100cc, Coupe Cam/Headers
Motokhana Special 127 rear engined Rail 903cc
2014 Abarth "SS"
1981 Spider 2000 (Legend Industries Turbo - minus the Turbo)
1978 X1/9 1.3 Dual IDF 40's, Coupe Cam, Allison Header/Exhaust
1971 128 Sedan 1100cc, Coupe Cam/Headers
Motokhana Special 127 rear engined Rail 903cc
- thechadzone
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Re: Increase in collectabilty?
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