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Always liked the 124. Janet's parents had a '74 sedan way back when. A late '60's, early 70's coupe would be a nice daily driver.
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I had a 124 Fiat sedan. Bought it new and sold it after 28,000 miles. Not a dependable car.
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Great clip. Love seeing our old cars in contemporary settings. I had two 124 Spiders from new and always liked the Coupe. Saw this one on BaT a few weeks ago that was surprising because it was in Massachusetts: https://bringatrailer.com/2016/02/16/worthy-restoration-candidate-1972-fiat-124-coupe/ Most of them here rusted away a long time ago.
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Following the BaT listing back to its Craigslist ad, it says the car came from California and the Massachusetts owner brought it east and garaged it for an extended restoration. Still has a Cal license plate. So, much less rust than you'd normally see.
I hope somebody picks it up for a project. It would be sweet when it's finished.
I hope somebody picks it up for a project. It would be sweet when it's finished.