Nice S2 Super

[c.a.c131]

No velour seat covers look good

http://www.autoscout24.eu/Details.aspx?id=224812210&cd=634901759310000000

[bellamacchina]

I start to think that the very last 2nd series Super had a 3rd series interior. Beside the white one which was for sale in Holland is this the second(again white one) I see this way(look at the door panels) Maybe they finished the blue trim earlier??

[kev131]

Interesting idea Albert but not one I've seen any evidence of.

The S2 Super came in both a velour and "tweed" finish. I never understood why one was selected over the other at manufacturing stage...nor I can I recall it listed as an option. As a matter of interest, leather was an option.

The only colour in the tweed that I've seen was white (light grey?) with a darker colour thread running through it. I think it was more hard wearing than the velour. It's difficult to say for certainty from these pictures what the material is but to me it's likely to be the S2 tweed rather than the S3 velour. 

The seat coverings look like they fit well....if being a little garish.

[bellamacchina]

Kevin,

I think we mean the same. In my silver Volumetrico were wrong frontseats in another material as the series 3 have normally. The doorpanels are still in with this material, is that what you meant? It looks for me the same as in the white car for sale till a while ago. I didn't know better as all series 2 Supers had velours trim

[mirafioriman]

I have a UK series 2 brochure which features a car that has the 'tweed' trim and not velour.

[c.a.c131]

I know someone who had a Irish 1978 Super with this cloth, he said it was hard wearing but was not as nice as the velour, that he had in his other Super's.

I could live with it as these two white Super's do look very clean

[Tas131]

http://www.autoscout24.eu/Details.aspx?id=224812210&cd=634901759310000000

1300cc, is that the twincam?

[bellamacchina]

A Super is always a twincam

That's exactly the cloth I meant, thanks for posting. Never saw it in a dutch Super.Thanks for posting

[Thotos]

In Gamma-land (funny how I always seem to mention Gammas on this forum  ) people talk of Series 1 and Series 2 cars even though to be precise, officially there was never a Series 2 Gamma but was just a 'facelift'. Whatever it was, early Gammas had a velour interior in very bright colours while late(er) Gammas had a special Zegna designed 'L-Cloth' seat covering in subdued colours. While what are normally referred to as 'Series 2'  Gammas also had fuel injection, different wheels, different external trim, different instruments, different dashboard etc, the L-Cloth interiors were fitted to the last of the 'Series 1' cars making many people refer to them as 'Series 1.5'. Maybe it's the same with the later Series 2 131s and they are in effect 'Series 2.5'?  

[c.a.c131]

There were S2 Super's sold in Spain that came with a 1430 OHV engine

[bellamacchina]

I like that 1st series Gamma interiors, series 1 Beta coupe's also were great  

Interesting information here for me with the Super interiors

[bellamacchina]

That's true, when you count Seat versions, there was a Seat "Panorama Super" 1430 OHV for sale not long ago

[c.a.c131]

If you think that the cloth in the white Super's is funny looking look at this non OE Fiat cloth !

My old 1600/TC had this retrim to the seats & door cards

[Rob 131]

This is all news to me.

I always thought all S2 Super's came with Velour. And all the better for it.

[bellamacchina]

Another one with cloth............

http://www.subito.it/auto/fiat-131-supermirafiori-rovigo-54315927.htm