Fiat Dino Forum (FDF)

No problem in a few words: FrankG had the same question than you. He bought a Dino with this ignition. Adrian confirmed that this is an Italian Dinoplex replacement of the 70s. No problem to use it in a Dino. Even if it is not original, it is at least from the era. The rest of the discussion is abou...

This is an Italian aftermarket ignition of the 70s that could be used to replace a Dinoplex. Something similar than an MSD is now in the US.
Here's a discussion on the German forum: http://www.dino-register-deutschland.de ... elma#p4103

Hey Folks,
have a look at this NOS cylinder head of a second series 2000 engine:
http://www.ebay-kleinanzeigen.de/s-anze ... 4-223-9614
It says magnesium cover bronze-anodized.
Should be a good proof

Ciao Dinoisti, Markus and Andreas, the hosts of next year's anniversary meeting have asked to publish their invitation. Here it is. The meeting will take place from May 13-16 in Southern Bavaria. Everyone here is cordially invitied to join with his Dino (or Stratos). I'm sure, this will be a fabulou...

Good choice! Even if they are expensive, they look great and are very good tyres. I use them much more often than my Dino frankenwatch

A Frankenwatch. I have one of those from this guy. He uses cheap old watches and applies Dino stickers to the dial.

Everything's possible. Maybe a stolen 2400 has been legalized with a typeplate from a 2000 wreck.

OK, and its unlikely that the body has been converted. Is the chassis # proven?

lcooper wrote:It has a 2000 engine, but the body and what little you can see of the interior is 2400.

Maybe it has been converted to the small block. It has also been converted to RHD, 246 hub caps and so on.

doublegarage wrote:Maybe it was this one - now for sale 15 minutes away: http://www.fantasyjunction.com/cars/177 ... 6-Cylinder

The bargain? Subject of a lot of discussion at the moment.