1976 FIAT 128 3P YELLOW on Ebay UK

[131Steve]

Cute car.......

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1976-FIAT-128-3P-YELLOW-/121031048624?ssPageName=ADME:B:SS:GB:1123

[c.a.c131]

Always liked these I aways blame 3P's for getting me into Fiat's

The 3P's bumpers were very good at hitting Opel Kadett D's too

[131Steve]

I always liked these too, they just look like fun  , never driven one though unfortunately 

[shopper]

nice car... but the steering-wheel is at the wrong side

[mirafioriman]

nice car... but the steering-wheel is at the wrong side

No it's on the right side literally

[Fiat 131 Abarth#2]

nice car... but the steering-wheel is at the wrong side

No it's on the right side literally

it's on the right site literally but not on the correct site for us and the most of europe direction of traffic!
i think only Malta and GB are the last bastion in europe!  

[mirko131]

Very nice and lovely colour

[stathe174]

Cyprus too Enzo 

[simon131]

And most of the African continent as well as India.

[grahamS53]

Could almost be a friend of mines sisters car, he bought it in to me to have a look why every time you hit the brakes of changed direction in a hurry you could hear the fuel in the tank? Lots of looking later i drilled the drain holes ,that were not there from manufacture, into the undereneath of the doors to let the water out! Bet it does not look like this one now Was fun to drive though. G

[131Steve]

And most of the African continent as well as India.

Let's not forget Japan.....all those Japanese super cars are designed as RHD 

[CkRacing]

nice car... but the steering-wheel is at the wrong side

No it's on the right side literally

it's on the right site literally but not on the correct site for us and the most of europe direction of traffic!
i think only Malta and GB are the last bastion in europe!  

Eire also Enzo!

[Fiat 131 Abarth#2]

OK this is the result!
75! They are RHD:
1. Anguilla
2. Antigua and Barbuda
3. Australia
4. Bahamas
5. Bangladesh
6. Barbados
7. Bermuda
8. Bhutan
9. Botswana
10. Brunei
11. Cayman Islands
12. Christmas Island (Australia)
13. Cook Islands
14. Cyprus
15. Dominica
16. East Timor
17. Falkland Islands
18. Fiji
19. Grenada
20. Guernsey (Channel Islands)
21. Guyana
22. Hong Kong
23. India
24. Indonesia
25. Ireland
26. Isle of Man
27. Jamaica
28. Japan
29. Jersey (Channel Islands)
30. Kenya
31. Kiribati
32. Cocos (Keeling) Islands (Australia)
33. Lesotho
34. Macau
35. Malawi
36. Malaysia
37. Maldives
38. Malta
39. Mauritius
40. Montserrat
41. Mozambique
42. Namibia
43. Nauru
44. Nepal
45. New Zealand
46. Niue
47. Norfolk Island (Australia)
48. Pakistan
49. Papua New Guinea
50. Pitcairn Islands (Britain)
51. Saint Helena
52. Saint Kitts and Nevis
53. Saint Lucia
54. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
55. Seychelles
56. Singapore
57. Solomon Islands
58. South Africa
59. Sri Lanka
60. Suriname
61. Swaziland
62. Tanzania
63. Thailand
64. Tokelau (New Zealand)
65. Tonga
66. Trinidad and Tobago
67. Turks and Caicos Islands
68. Tuvalu
69. Uganda
70. United Kingdom (England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland)
71. Virgin Islands (British)
72. Virgin Islands (US)
73. Zambia
74. Zimbabwe
75. Samoa

Enzo 

[Thotos]

A strange thing about The Bahamas, is that while they drive on the correct side of the road (i.e left  ) all their cars, including all the British cars, are Left Hand Drive because all their cars are imported from the USA. Only their buses are Right Hand Drive because they are made locally.

Also in Japan a  lot of British Luxury cars (e.g. Jaguar and Aston Martin) are sold with the steering wheel on the left because it's very prestigious for the Japanese to have imported cars and so they associate LHD as imported and therefore prestigious.

Vincenzo Lancia always claimed that a car should have the steering wheel on the right side (something to do with most racing circuits running counter-clockwise and getting a better view of the corners sitting on the right   or is it the other way-round...  ) so while Lancia still made RHD cars it was possible to order any Lancia with the steering wheel on the right even in countries driving on the right. That's why a friend of mine recently bought a RHD Gamma Berlina in Belgium (owned by the same guy, now very old, from new) and there's a RHD Trevi for sale in Italy photographed by Kevin that I've been trying to get more information about.

[grahamS53]

Theo, email the details and i will see if i can find out more for you? G