Fiat Dino Forum (FDF)

alexjordan wrote: ↑Sun Dec 07, 2025 8:36 pm Do you have any photos of the parts?

Here are photos of the doors and fender. Note that the fender is still attached to the nose panel (not shown).

Gaelicguy wrote: ↑Sun Dec 07, 2025 10:26 pm Hi
Did you keep any of the Fiat fasteners when you stripped it out?
Michael

The short answer is yes, but I'm afraid I didn't make any effort to organize them. I just have a tub somewhere that includes essentially every single fastener from that car. What are you looking for?

Seeing this post reminds me that I may have a very similar roof section available (in the USA) among the junk that I need to clear out of my parents' storage unit by the end of the year. @ rkp54321 where are you located?

I sold my 2.0 Coupe several years ago and still have a lot of parts that I need to offer on here, but most immediately I need to get doors, glass, and a fender out of my parents' storage unit in Ohio at the end of the year. Any interest?

I have one, but the chrome is pitted and I've never tested whether it works.

I'm pretty sure I have these available.

I think I have these somewhere, but I know that the design changed mid-way through 2.0 Coupe production (and the ones I have on hand are the early version); what's the serial number of your car?

If there's any interchangeability with a '67 Coupe, I have a rear axle that I'd be happy to sell (in whole or in part).

Joe: Look at the complete tool kit I have listed in the For Sale section. Thanks! That data point certainly suggests that it's worth making this kit complete and offering it for sale as such! But, to be clear, I don't have the jack or the bigger jack bag (I do have the ratchet handle though, which ...

One of these days (now a year after I sold my car), I’m going to get around to organizing and selling all the extras that didn’t go with the car, one of which is an incomplete tool kit. I’ve got the black vinyl pouch, a 13/17 mm wrench, a reversible screwdriver, the bar that presumably goes with a [...