I promised K. Oki that I would post more information on my 1000 BA -- his is the very nice red one pictured in this section. I'm hopeful that the photos of the previous owner's write-up of the car's history and some old Italian documents display clearly.
I'm new here but not to rear engine Fiats and 600 based Abarth's.
I bough my first 850 Spider in 1970 and have had many since then.
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Welcome to the site. I hope you find many hours of enjoyment. Mike and I have tried to put together a very useful site. Always looking forward to new members and ideas.
We both now own DB’s and Monomille’s.
John
I just got a notice from Anthony Berni of Berni Motori in Italy. He's got some three volume sets of ABARTH HISTORY books available now for 160 Euro plus postage. Looks like a nice set and probably the last ever printed,
Frank Di Gioia
(It's autumn now in the Southern Hemisphere.)
Have you all gone for a drive anywhere?
I’m really envious that such records have been preserved. Thinking about how a car has survived such a long history makes us feel even more attached to it.👍