Fiat 124 & 125 wanted!

[als15]

Do you already have this one?

http://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/index.php?topic=15848.0

No! This is a news for me!  
Do you have any further information about this car? Do you know who made it, when and where?

Many thanks!

[Wendax]

Do you have any further information about this car? Do you know who made it, when and where?

Unfortunately not, I just found it by chance looking for something else.

[75america]

Abarth-Landi:

[75america]

Second, a list of models I know exist, but of whom any further info or picture is welcome.

Italy

Lucangeli

[75america]

About Antonucci, on Milleruote there are just 9 lines, plus a pic of the Ford-engined Formula3.
Here's the text:
"ANTONUCCI (F.lli) - Officina Triestina specializzata nella trasformazione di vetture di serie, in particolare Fiat e Lancia. Nel 1959 costruisce alcune monoposto di formula Junior e in seguito di formula 3. Nel 1972 progetta un prototipo da Rally che puo essere equipaggiato con motori Fiat 125 o 132 e con cambio Colotti. L'indirizzo dell'officina Antonucci è: via Villan De Bacchino 2, Trieste."

[als15]

I see you got a new wonderful book. 
Yes, it's a good source of information and for sure I'll consdier it in my bibliography.
Thanks.

[75america]

I see you got a new wonderful book.  
Yes, it's a good source of information and for sure I'll consdier it in my bibliography.

Now is the moment to buy the book because it is on sale (-42,5%).

A different view of the Serra 1430 coupé:

[woodinsight]

Definitely a bible for sports racing cars of that era.
Wonderful book that you should buy now as it'll become hard to find in the future at a reasonable price.

[guy]

where can whe buy it  ?

[75america]

where can whe buy it  ?

You can go to Rétromoteur in Ciney today. Gilena still had one copy when I left yesterday evening. (they ask the standard 85 Euro, but when you mention that it only costs 49 € at the Libreria dell'automobile, they will sell it to you for the same price.)

You can buy it also directly through the Libreria dell'automobile

[guy]

I found some old photos  back  from the models that I have made for several Lada  importers

[faksta]

I see you got a new wonderful book. 

What book is that, if not a secret? I like what I see on these shots

[guy]

its not from a book but you find more in our site  www.abarth-gmr.be
Also I tray to find the wingextentionkit from the first Lada 1500 and 21011 .Can you help

[als15]

I see you got a new wonderful book. 

What book is that, if not a secret? I like what I see on these shots

The book we are referring to is "Sport & Prototipi Italiani. 1958 - 1977", by A. Rastrelli, Legenda publishing.
Definitely a masterpiece on Italian sporstscar story.

[thorax]

Very interesting photos about Lada, Guy! do you have a bigger one about the 2101?

[faksta]

its not from a book but you find more in our site  www.abarth-gmr.be
Also I tray to find the wingextentionkit from the first Lada 1500 and 21011 .Can you help

Thank you. I was referring to the book mentioned above though, to be honest

That widebody Niva kit. Was it made in Belgium? Looks great, and I have never seen any before.

[faksta]

The book we are referring to is "Sport & Prototipi Italiani. 1958 - 1977", by A. Rastrelli, Legenda publishing.
Definitely a masterpiece on Italian sporstscar story.

Thanks! I've been thinking about buying one about a year ago, but somehow did not. Will need to fix that

[guy]

I made this kit for the Belguim importer(  was direct  connected from Russia) and sold them via dealer net work.Was  also on Brussels Expo .

Ps ,looking for this extention kit

[75america]

Savio - 124 coupé (1968, only: older pictures missed!!!)

From Fornai: 1967 Fiat 124 by Savio:

[faksta]

I made this kit for the Belguim importer(  was direct  connected from Russia) and sold them via dealer net work.Was  also on Brussels Expo .

Ps ,looking for this extention kit

Ah, you were the manufacturer of these kits?

The car you have posted was prepared in 1977 by Stasys Brundza from Lithuania, who has established VFTS (Vilnius Fabrik Tuning Sport) a year after. It was a rally car with 1.6 engine. Driven by Brundza and Anatoliy Brum at 1977 Acropolis rally (DNF) and other rallies after that. It currently belongs to Brundza's collection as far as I know.

There are some kits mimicking VFTS cars, but I have seen only copies of the later ones, mostly for VAZ 2105.

[75america]

Another (bad) pic of the 1967 version:

[75america]

Madueno:



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[Quiller]

Not sure if these are up yet:

[als15]

Great!

Any further info about the Agata?

[faksta]

Agata was Niva based...