Practically Classics Forum

TerryG wrote:You do like finding things I have never seen before. what is a Siata spring? Is it a kit?

It's built by an Italian company and based on Fiat 850 parts. It looks a bit like the Vignale Fiat Gamine from around the same time.

I do like the Tagora

The Fiat 850 was a beautiful wee thing, the company responsible for doing that to it should be made to eat their own eyeballs as they clearly aren't using them in connection with their work.

Here, looking at this for a short time will take the nasty taste away:


There was also an even prettier 850 coupé:

JPB wrote: There was also an even prettier 850 coupé:

One was a regular almost as much as the Consul GT in The Sweeney.

i see your not a fan john

http://www.leboncoin.fr/voitures/531913739.htm?ca=18_s
http://www.leboncoin.fr/voitures/536586199.htm?ca=18_s
http://www.leboncoin.fr/voitures/566682518.htm?ca=18_s

That poor matra looks like it has lost a fight and has 2 black eyes.

Those Simcas are pretty little cars, much sought after by enthusiasts, well worth restoring.

the simcas are 73 km from me if you are interested in buying them...

Not that you have been looking to expand your collection Rich