Fiat 124 & 125 wanted!

[als15]

The Bertone can be found on page 140 of 'Bertone 90 Years 1912> 2002 Forma e progetto.  Il Catalogo
A drawing of the Speedway can be found on page 79 of QR 174

Even if passing thorugh everything 2 or 3 times, I still miss obvious things... That's why is so interesting to share my work with you before printing.

[faksta]

Add here Lada engined GIOM 3-2 sports prototype from Czechoslovakia.

[João]

I don´t know if you have this one:

[Paul Jaray]

Here's the Michelotti (that is not in the list...)

A drawing of the Speedway can be found on page 79 of QR 174

(I'll take a good look at that issue   )

[75america]

Preliminary photo's:

[Paul Jaray]

In your book I read about Ceccato and his work on both the 124 and 125, but it's not in your list...
The Michelotti 125 S can be found also in Quattroruote #171 and 172

[als15]

Add here Lada engined GIOM 3-2 sports prototype from Czechoslovakia.

Any further info about this one?

I don´t know if you have this one:

Not this side view: thanks!

Preliminary photo's:

I only need a larger image of the Scioneri. Now I've the other ones... I just missed them during my past searches trhough the book/magazine.

In your book I read about Ceccato and his work on both the 124 and 125, but it's not in your list...

You are right: it seems I didn't made a great list...    However I actually have something about Ceccato.

[Paul Jaray]

Here's another Michelotti:

[Paul Jaray]

Biraghi worked on some 124 Sport Coupe: from Milleruote Vol.3:
"Officina specializzata nella preparazione di motori per vetture da turismo e da competizione oltre che nella costruzione dal 1965 al 1972 di monoposto di formula junior 500 e f850. La sede è a Milano in via Legnone 32. Meccanici d'auto da tre generazioni, i Biraghi hanno iniziato a occuparsi di elaborazioni sportive nel 1960 preparando motori delle Fiat-Abarth 850 e 1000, di qualche Alfa Romeo GTA e Fiat 124 Sport. Con una vettura di quest'ultimo tipo il pilota Romano Zanini si aggiudica il challenge FISA del 1971. (...)"

[faksta]

Also from Czechoslovakia (don't know much about them):

- Spider VAZ by Leos Vyborny (c.1979)
- Spider Lada of Jan Janku (seemingly previously raced by Jaroslav Pacl with Moskvich engine, also seen it as Spider Duba and Spider PC B6/79) - rebuilt circa in 1977

[João]

OSI Cross Country :

[faksta]

Add here Lada engined GIOM 3-2 sports prototype from Czechoslovakia.

Any further info about this one?

Yes, check your PM. Although there they call it GIOM 3-1 (and I somehow tend to believe the link in PM more than my previous source).

[Paul Jaray]

The 2 eurostyle:

[faksta]

Josef Stary has raced a Lada engined spider (I have seen it as Stary J01) in 1976 in Czechoslovakia.

[João]

This Eurostyle is 125 too?

[João]

Poccardi :

[faksta]

USSR:

AMF 01 from 1980

[Allemano]

Here's the Michelotti (that is not in the list...)

A drawing of the Speedway can be found on page 79 of QR 174

(I'll take a good look at that issue   )

Wow!  Never seen this particular Michelotti 125 before! Cool! 

[faksta]

VAZ 2106 (VAZ 2103 1500cc unit bored to 1600cc) engined formula built by Alexander Iljin in 1980:

[faksta]

Estonia-Kongo from 1983 with VAZ 21011 1300cc engine. Has nothing to do with republic of Congo - Marts Kongo was the car's builder and driver.

[faksta]

MADI 0213 (VAZ 21011 engine) and MADI 052/053/054 (concerning -054, it is not certain that the car had this name) designed by Stanislav Hess-de-Calve.

[Allemano]

The 2 eurostyle:

The second is a Fiat 1000 Coupé not a 125, isn't it?

[faksta]

MADI has also built three Estonia based formulae, all called Estonia-MADI (they are now referred to as Estonia-MADI 01, 02 and 03).

[faksta]

Russian Wikipedia mentions that in Cuba there is an almost serial production of Lada 2101 based limousines, mostly used as taxis.

[Arunas]

Russian Wikipedia mentions that in Cuba there is an almost serial production of Lada 2101 based limousines, mostly used as taxis.

I want one