Fiat-Abarth 1000TC Berlina Corsa, 1967
Fiat 600
Fiat 600•
•71 مشاهدة
Chassis No.: 100D 2179468
Engine No.: A112A2 000 0143367
US$16,800 USD | Sold
- 1,050cc OHV Abarth Inline 4-Cylinder Engine
- Single Twin-choke Weber Carburetor
- Approximately 110bhp at 7,500rpm
- 5-Speed Manual Abarth Close-ratio Transaxle
- 4-Wheel Independent Suspension
- 4-Wheel Disc Brakes
- "Giant Killer" 1000TC with period-correct Abarth performance parts
- Vintage raced in North America with great success
- A true crowd pleaser on any track
- THE MOTORCAR OFFERED
The 1967 FIAT-Abarth TC Berlina Corsa offered here was discovered by a previous owner in 1997 sitting in a back yard in Paso Robles, California. Part of an estate being liquidated, it was missing its engine and wheels and parts were scattered about. A two-year search ensued to locate appropriate parts to begin a rebuild, aided by information from Al Cosentino, a noted authority who was once an Abarth importer and racer. The car was fitted with a high performance 1050cc Abarth engine, said to deliver an astounding 110bhp. It puts that power down through a 5-speed close-ration Abarth transaxle with limited slip differential.
An Abarth remote oil filter works with the front-mounted oil cooler and Abarth radiator to keep things cool at speed, and Girling disc brakes haul it down when needed. Koni shocks and Campagnolo Abarth wheels (6-inch in the front and 8-inch in rear) keep things nailed down around corners, as does the evolutionary rear engine hatch, which acts as a fixed spoiler.
Sitting behind the wheel, the period instruments can be seen in the factory binnacle, while a few additional modern gauges to monitor all engine systems have been sensitively mounted. Having raced at VARA events at Las Vegas and Buttonwillow, as well as in HSR events at Las Vegas and Phoenix, this FIAT-Abarth proved itself a potent racing weapon. This thrilling little pocket rocket is a reminder of Carlo Abarth's extraordinary genius.
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61,698 AED
