Vehicle History & Overview

The included accident-free Carfax starts in June 1994 and shows registration in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Virginia. The selling dealer acquired the car in July 2022 and has added less than 200 of the 51,800 miles shown. Work under the selling dealer includes corrosion repair and a re-spray in factory Fiat Dark Red. Modifications appear to be limited to a luggage rack, VDO boost gauge, red-painted intake, dash pad and aftermarket stereo. The seller states service records, a tool kit, and two keys are included.

The Fiat 124 launched in 1966 featuring styling by famed Italian designer Pininfarina, who also oversaw production. The car is also known as the Fiat Spider 2000 and from 1983 – 1985 it was sold under the Pininfarina name as Fiat had discontinued the model from their lineup. Starting in 1981 Fiat teamed-up with Legend Industries in New York to create the Fiat 124 Turbo. Approximately 700 of these special vehicles were produced for the US market and all are believed to be equipped with a 5-speed manual transmission. Series production ended in 1985.

Equipment

• 14-inch Cromodora alloy wheels

• Wood-grain dashboard, interior trim, and shift-knob

• Three-spoke steering wheel

• Veglia Borletti instrumentation

• Turbocharged 2.0L twin-cam inline four-cylinder engine

• 5-speed manual transmission

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Modifications

• Trunk-mounted luggage rack

• VDO analog boost gauge

• Dual AM/FM/MP3/CD audio unit

• Engine air intake painted red

• Dashboard pad

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Servicing & Documentation

The selling dealer commissioned repairs to the driver and passenger rear quarter panels to repair rust prior to the re-spray in Fiat Dark Red. In-progress pictures are shown below:

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Imperfections

• Tear in front passenger seatback

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Included Items

• Some service records

• Tool kit

• Two keys