Fiat Strada Abarth 130tc

[Dezzy]

Whats the verdict? I had one back in the 90's and loved it, then i crashed it hard so gutted

[SilverS8]

This was my first car when i was 18. I loved it and it flew past all GTI's back then It broke all the time(sold it without reverese) and the chassis was so soft that if you used the oem jack on one corner no doors could be opened without brut force

See the prices now are getting pretty high for mint cars..

Deff on the Cool wall!

[Architex_mA8tey]

It wasnt so cool then but I think it is now!

[gninnam]

My mate had one in the 80's and I loved the intake sound from the webers when he floored it - those were the days

[Dezzy]

Originally Posted by SilverS8

This was my first car when i was 18. I loved it and it flew past all GTI's back then It broke all the time(sold it without reverese) and the chassis was so soft that if you used the oem jack on one corner no doors could be opened without brut force

See the prices now are getting pretty high for mint cars..

Deff on the Cool wall!

GTI bye, bye. I don't even think the GTI would have been born had it not been for the Abarth thats one reason it's a cool car it was the start of the hot hatch.

Originally Posted by gninnam

My mate had one in the 80's and I loved the intake sound from the webers when he floored it - those were the days

Mine had twin Dellorto 45's with a custom made air box that basicly held the filter, it sounded sooo sweeeeet. Like it was going to suck people in BWWWAAAAHHHHH!

[Horrgakx]

I had a Super Strada too, loved it. One dark and frosty night it went straight on into a dyke, only tapping it around 10mph, but the B pillar went through the rusty floor and the roof kinked. Game over for it

[tintin]

It's a Fiat, which gives it a natural advantage (says the owner of 2 of them, both super cool, of course ) - and that particular model definitely is