Fiat Dino Forum (FDF)

Here's some nice looking ones that are a bit more reasonably priced: http://www.ebay.com/itm/lamborghini-cou ... 4d1b698c2d

PS I'm patently not a Muira owner as I can't even spell it properly...

They do look 'period' but I'm not convinced they are 'original'; are they? Can't see any reference to them in the original parts catalogue or in the usual Morris or Nada books. I have somewhere a photocopy of the original factory option list (in Italian) which I will try and dig out which may shed l...

A nice looking 2L Spider here for sale in Germany : http://www.dinoparts.eu/DE/lancia-strat ... pider.html

jnk wrote:after a well deserved cleaning

Righteous! - What colour is it - blu serra? Any more pics?

2400 Spider seats = I think you're right re the 1969 FIAT 124 and didn't know that before but guess that it stands to reason - http://otowallpaper.com/1969-fiat-124-sport-spider-1-hq-background-images.html (I'm assuming this is a pukka 124). They don't have the headrest holes though, but am sure you...

These are mine; 1971 2400 Spider. The headrests came with the car and I notice that other cars have slightly different shaped shallower ones (they all look much better without headrests but probably not a good plan in any kind of shunt...)

Looks good and nicely restored but is the centre console original; it looks different to the cars that I have seen, but I am no expert on the early 20000 cars

In the context of 'Flairs and Chairs' GTSs selling for over $450k, Dino GTs regularly going for $300k - not to mention stratospheric Stratos prices - whilst the market holds, surely it's just a matter of time before those prices start to 'trickle down'. After all, there can't be more than 150(?) rea...

I see that Joe Macari - a charming and knowledgeable chap - has these two Spiders for sale in London:

2400 Spider:
http://www.joemacari.com/All-Cars-for-S ... e_1014.htm

2000 Spider:
http://www.joemacari.com/All-Cars-for-S ... e_1013.htm