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215* — 1973 Fiat Abarth 124 Rallye Two-Seat Rally Competition Coupé Coachwork by Not registered in UK (previously registered in Italy: PV 296410) Chassis no. 0064893
United Kingdom • 13 Sept 2014
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AI Listing Summary
This 1973 Fiat Abarth 124 Rallye, chassis number 0064893, is a two-seat rally competition coupé with coachwork by Abarth. It was previously registered in Italy under the license PV 296410 and comes with its original license plates preserved within the Lot's documentation file. The car requires a full strip and rebuild of the engine, along with expert inspection and re-commissioning before it can be run.
Condition
3
The car has been on static museum display for many years, the engine turns freely, but the cylinder bores are glazed. Throttle operation is poor due to the carburettors being partially seized. A full strip and rebuild is plainly required. The clutch is operating and it is possible to select all gears, while all brakes are binding but operational. Expert inspection and re-commissioning is obviously necessary before a new owner could run the car.
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Transmission:
[Transmission]
Chassis No:
0064893
Odometer:
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Reg Number:
PV 296410
RHD/LHD:
LHD
Cars powered by the Fiat/Lancia twin-cam engine and its derivatives dominated World rallying competition for over 25 years.
Today, the combination of Fiat and Lancia teams have still won more World Championships than any other marque.
The car that really launched them towards this unprecedented success was the 124 Spider Abarth.
Before the 124 Spider was introduced to rallying in 1968-69, Fiat had been building a service for privateers interested in rallying their cars.
This Fiat Rally Service provided mainly technical advice for vintage and veteran cars being prepared for long distance and touring events.
Independently of Fiat, Abarth provided many Italian enthusiasts with tuning components, and their own growing range of increasingly specialist, high-performance and serious competition cars.
In the Italian road rallies of the era, Fiats proved most popular, with occasional Alfas and the outstanding Lancia Fulvias completing the entry lists.
From 1967 Fiat's Rally Service was e...
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