Here are 12 different cars: 12 different makers and 12 different formulae.
To get the points you must tell me at least the maker, the formula and the Fiat car the engine belongs to.
Some are very very easy ;), so have a go, rookies!
2nd part
#01 - Poponi 4B - Formula 850 (Fiat 850 Sport engine) - 75America
#02 - Patriarca - Formula Baby Junior (Fiat 500 Sport engine) - 75America
#03 - Berta - Fórmula 2 Mecanica Argentina (Fiat 125 engine) - faksta
#04 - Signatech - Formula Future (Fiat Linea engine) -Aaron 65
#05 - Wainer - Formula Junior (Fiat 1100 engine) - Aaron65
#06 - Kuhn - Formula Easter (Fiat 125P engine) - faksta
#07 - Caleffi - Formula 875 Monza (Fiat 500 Giardiniera engine) - 75America
#08 - Cordobán - Formula 1430 (Seat 124/1430 engine) - faksta
#09 - Dallara F393 - Formula 3 (Fiat Tipo engine) - Aaron65
#10 - Corsini - Formula Panda (Fiat Panda engine) - faksta
#11 - Abarth - Formula Italia (Fiat 124 Sport engine) -Aaron 65
#12 - Selex - Formula 1800 (Seat 132 engine) - pnegyesi
Results:
Aaron65: 4 points
faksta: 4 points
75America: 3 points
pnegyesi: 1 point
Great, thanks!
Zero guesses from rookies... Time to promote it.
Thanks for the "featured".
But it's unbelivable that still there are no guesses: at least a couple of them are incredibly easy!!!
Let's break the ice
Is no 2 a De Sanctis Formula Junior from 1959?
Thanks for being the first but, sorry, neither De Sanctis nor F. Junior.
#9 is a Dallara-Fiat Abarth 16v F393 Formula 3...
Quote from: Aaron65 on June 08, 2011, 04:41:27 PM
#9 is a Dallara-Fiat Abarth 16v F393 Formula 3...
First half of the first point is your. ;)
To get the point I need brand (Ok), Formula (Ok) and also Fiat model whose engine has been used. So, locked for you.
Oops! One of these days I'll follow directions completely! Did the engine come in a Fiat Tipo?
Quote from: Aaron65 on June 09, 2011, 08:04:16 AM
Oops! One of these days I'll follow directions completely! Did the engine come in a Fiat Tipo?
Yes! And so the first (full) point is your! :applause:
#4 is a Signatech Formula Future Fiat with a 1.6 liter 16V FPT engine...I think (hope) this engine came in a Punto...
Quote from: Aaron65 on June 09, 2011, 08:23:19 AM
#4 is a Signatech Formula Future Fiat with a 1.6 liter 16V FPT engine...I think (hope) this engine came in a Punto...
Correct again... unless the engine. I'll double-check if it's used also on the Punto, but Fiat promoted it as a Formula using the engine of the Fiat #####.
I'll throw in the Bravo, because I believe it uses a 1.6 as well...
Not the Bravo, but the Fiat range in that country is not so big...
Linea?
I think #11 is an Abarth SE 025 Formula Italia car, with an engine that typically went in Fiat 132s (?).
Quote from: Aaron65 on June 09, 2011, 04:05:25 PM
I think #11 is an Abarth SE 025 Formula Italia car, with an engine that typically went in Fiat 132s (?).
Once again correct car and formula, but the engine is older. Locked for you.
Is it from a Fiat 125?
You are closer... but still not. ;) Which other Fiat car was fitted with the famouse "twin-cam"?
The 124?
Let's consider it as a good answer. In fact it was the 124 Sport, fitted with the DOHC instead of the sedan's OHV.
Is #5 a Wainer Formula Junior, with an engine from a Fiat 1100?
Quote from: Aaron65 on June 11, 2011, 10:02:12 AM
Is #5 a Wainer Formula Junior, with an engine from a Fiat 1100?
Another point for you!
Time to promote it... before Aaron 65 will solve it all. ;)
Is No12 a Selex Formula 1800 powered by a Seat 124 Sport engine? Year is 1978
01: Poponi 4B Formula 850 (1970) Fiat 850 engine
02: Patriarca Formula Baby Junior Fiat 500 Sport engine
07: Caleffi Formula 875 Monza (1966) Fiat 500 engine
Quote from: pnegyesi on June 17, 2011, 11:54:11 PM
Is No12 a Selex Formula 1800 powered by a Seat 124 Sport engine? Year is 1978
Right car and formula, wrong engine. Locked for you.
Quote from: 75america on June 18, 2011, 03:22:18 AM
01: Poponi 4B Formula 850 (1970) Fiat 850 engine
02: Patriarca Formula Baby Junior Fiat 500 Sport engine
07: Caleffi Formula 875 Monza (1966) Fiat 500 engine
All correct!
#3 - Berta (Mk2A, I guess) - Fiat for MAF2 (Fiat 125)
#6 - WK74 for Formula Easter (VAZ 2101 - Fiat 124 derivative)
#8 - Cordoban 4 for Formula 1430 (SEAT 1430 - Fiat 124 derivative)
#10 - Corsini for Formula Junior (the other FJ) (Fiat Fire)
Quote from: faksta on June 18, 2011, 09:14:23 AM
#3 - Berta (Mk2A, I guess) - Fiat for MAF2 (Fiat 125)
#8 - Cordoban 4 for Formula 1430 (SEAT 1430 - Fiat 124 derivative)
These two are correct!
Quote from: faksta on June 18, 2011, 09:14:23 AM
#6 - WK74 for Formula Easter (VAZ 2101 - Fiat 124 derivative)
Correct formula, but wrong car.
Quote from: faksta on June 18, 2011, 09:14:23 AM
#10 - Corsini for Formula Junior (the other FJ) (Fiat Fire)
Correct brand, but wrong Formula.
These two are locked for you until your next reply.
The curent Itaian Formula Junior was known as Formula Monza, Formula Fire and Formula Monza Junior throughout its history...
I know, but this is another one. And don't use the FIRE engine.
Fiat Punto 1.2 engine? I still can't find any similar formulae in Italy, but there have been Trofeo Cadetti and Trofeo AICA F.Junior using Formula Junior (AFAIK) cars.
A clue: it's one or two years older than the Formula FIRE.
:doh: Formula Panda 903 (so the engine is Fiat Panda).
I thought it was a younger car...
Quote from: als15 on June 18, 2011, 04:20:09 AM
Quote from: pnegyesi on June 17, 2011, 11:54:11 PM
Is No12 a Selex Formula 1800 powered by a Seat 124 Sport engine? Year is 1978
Right car and formula, wrong engine. Locked for you.
- okay, I think the 1800 cc engine is from the Seat 1430
Regarding F.Easter car, to my own shame I can't still be sure about what it is. Probably SEG...
no, not a SEG.
A clue: it's named after its builder...
Kuether? (WK = Wolfgang Kuether)
No, neither that one.
That was just to clarify the WK case, as the car looks very similar indeed.
Should be a 1972 Kuhn of Manfred Kuhn then?
Yes, made by Manfred Kuhn. But the engine is neither Lada nor 124. But now it's easy because there is only one alternative behind the iron courtain...
And after that, only the F 1800 engine is missed, waiting for pnegyesi.
Kuhn's second car was Zastava engined...
Not this... I've another Fiat engine in the caption of that picture.
May well be Polski Fiat 125.
This is written on the back of the photo. Actually, I'm not 100% sure it's correct...
please check reply No38
No, the 1430 was... 1430 ;). And even the 1430/1800 got its engine from Seat ###.
well, I'd say Seat 124, but I already said Seat 124 Sport and you said no. So I dunno
I cannot imagine you don't know that car.
The point is already your, but think to a Seat 1800 saloon launched in the first half ot the Seventies, that is neither the 214 nor the 131...
Seat 132?
Yes! Another puzzle is gone!