Title: expensive orange Racing in Switzerland Post by: bellamacchina on July 02, 2010, 09:20:39 PM Orange always nice but otherwise for this price ???
http://www.leboncoin.fr/voitures/122697913.htm?ca=17_s Title: Re: expensive orange Racing in Switzerland Post by: kev131 on July 02, 2010, 09:36:30 PM Of dubious origin though...I'd like to see an orange engine area and black seats for that price.....! ???
Title: Re: expensive orange Racing in Switzerland Post by: sid131 on July 03, 2010, 08:36:54 AM originally a grey car looks ok & its a pre 1980 so it should make good money if it was only rhd it would sell here no problem for 15K
Title: Re: expensive orange Racing in Switzerland Post by: sam22 on July 03, 2010, 11:30:37 AM nice car but i still do not think it would make 15k either rhd or lhd. as for the year the nct on post 1980 cars can only be a good thing as there are some ropey yokes out there,even if it is only a money making excerise by the government to have the nct yearly for cars over 10yrs
Title: Re: expensive orange Racing in Switzerland Post by: sid131 on July 03, 2010, 12:10:22 PM i agree that it would be a good thing Seamus but every year? i only did 600 miles in the lady last year & to get another test after that would only be giving them more money what if it was every 3 years of every 6000 miles but that would be hard to police cos i would have 2 sets of clocks lol!
can our resident nct tester "the prophet of the red doom" tell us if any post 1980 classics are actually being tested? Title: Re: expensive orange Racing in Switzerland Post by: kev131 on July 03, 2010, 08:49:08 PM originally a grey car looks ok & its a pre 1980 so it should make good money if it was only rhd it would sell here no problem for 15K Why do you think it was grey originally Nick...? I was looking at an orange 132 some time ago with a black painted engine bay and the seller said that this was a fashion...or a short cut) I can't remember which) when changing a car's colour - A brush job in the engine bay to hide the original colour. The presence of red seats (if original) could mean an exterior colour of either black, grey or silver. :) Title: Re: expensive orange Racing in Switzerland Post by: sid131 on July 04, 2010, 06:26:50 AM Doh! the engine bay is grey 628 & silver 620 131s only had black seats
Title: Re: expensive orange Racing in Switzerland Post by: kev131 on July 04, 2010, 06:40:25 AM Doh! the engine bay is grey 628 & silver 620 131s only had black seats Maybe the engine bay is gun metal grey and maybe it's not...I dont know how you can tell for sure from one picture Nick but black cars were commonly available new with red interiors (there is one in Co Clare) - and we have seen a silver car on here some time ago with a red interior which someone (I can't remember who) maintained was a colour combination available from new...! I'm not saying that you are wrong - Just questioning the facts on which the statement is made... :) Title: Re: expensive orange Racing in Switzerland Post by: sid131 on July 04, 2010, 07:33:35 AM whatever you think yourself sure you know everything about 131 sports Kevin you had loads of them ;) ;D
Title: Re: expensive orange Racing in Switzerland Post by: kev131 on July 04, 2010, 07:52:50 AM I see you're an early riser too Nick...Are the Yorkies noisy in the morning..? :)
Title: Re: expensive orange Racing in Switzerland Post by: chris131 on July 04, 2010, 10:15:23 AM What I believe to be standard seating colours is:
all orange cars came with black seats all black cars came with orange seats and grey and silver cars came with the option of either black or red seats So, yes with this car coming with red seats it could have been either black, grey or silver. Title: Re: expensive orange Racing in Switzerland Post by: stathe174 on July 04, 2010, 10:26:04 AM I really don't care what the original color was since I like the final result... ;)
It was a common thing here to change the color from the outside and not in the engine bay or in the inside of the doors or even in the trunk since it was too expensive to strip the car to change the color... ;) Title: Re: expensive orange Racing in Switzerland Post by: kev131 on July 04, 2010, 10:50:51 AM What I believe to be standard seating colours is: all orange cars came with black seats all black cars came with orange seats and grey and silver cars came with the option of either black or red seats So, yes with this car coming with red seats it could have been either black, grey or silver. This is probably the subject that recurs most often on this forum and there is often disagreement.... Black cars also came with either black and brown seats (like my father's car) Chris...but if there is one thing I've learnt since the creation of this forum, it is that I don't know as much about 131s as I thought I did!! ;D ;) Title: Re: expensive orange Racing in Switzerland Post by: sid131 on July 04, 2010, 12:00:36 PM Ok Kevin & Chris
black cars had black or pippin red seats & brown as Kevin has seen 1st hand in his dads car grey 628 cars had pippin red or black seats as i have seen in my lifetime silver 620 cars had only black seats as seen in my lifetime, if anyone has proof of the 620 car having pippin red seats please post it here also where in the world can the black & pippin red material be bought for a retrim? anyone? Title: Re: expensive orange Racing in Switzerland Post by: kev131 on July 04, 2010, 12:17:06 PM silver 620 cars had only black seats as seen in my lifetime, if anyone has proof of the 620 car having pippin red seats please post it here also where in the world can the black & pippin red material be bought for a retrim? anyone? I'd like to see evidence of that too and I dont know if anyone has tried harder than you to find the right material Nick but good luck in your efforts. I know that the rear seat base material split in my Dad's car and that we got a replacement from Fiat under warranty - The split material was used by a colleague to cover the rear seat of his series 1 131. If only we had the part number that could help maybe... ??? Title: Re: expensive orange Racing in Switzerland Post by: sid131 on July 04, 2010, 12:28:37 PM I have the part numbers for the red & black
Title: Re: expensive orange Racing in Switzerland Post by: kev131 on July 04, 2010, 12:48:50 PM I have the part numbers for the red & black Oh - And I guess you have tried Fiat have you...? Ive had some luck with my local Fiat dealer in sourcing parts from the UK for my cars. Elm Motors on the Ennis Road - They really want to help the owner of older Fiats. Title: Re: expensive orange Racing in Switzerland Post by: sid131 on July 04, 2010, 01:05:10 PM Fiat waste of time asked me what is a 131? really
Title: Re: expensive orange Racing in Switzerland Post by: sid131 on July 04, 2010, 01:17:57 PM G= velvet (velutto) 46= black (colore nero) 61= pippin red (rosso ossido)
rear seat base cover G46 4409000 G61 4409001 rear seat back cover G46 4409002 G61 4409003 rear headrests cover G46 4409006 G61 4409007 middle armrest cover G46 4409781 G61 4409782 front base cover G46 4408987 G61 4408988 front back cover G46 4408989 G61 4408990 front headrest G46 44 08993 G61 4408994 front seat towels 22/4408979 = light grey 23/4408980 = dark grey 14/4408981 = blue 71/4408982 = green 3/4408983 = orange thats all the colour options on my microfiche for the seats & towels if anyone knows a good Fiat dealer that might be able to help let me know please! Title: Re: expensive orange Racing in Switzerland Post by: bellamacchina on July 10, 2010, 11:36:03 AM ~Who offers me between 12 and 15K for an original unmolested Sport with 68K on the clock. We are busy detailing it into top condition! No rot, no shit, no interior discolouring!
Some people here say 15K is not too much but I never had anybody willing to pay that kind of money so please surprise me ;D :D ;) :) ::) ??? |