I am new to Fiats and Italian cars in general, recently bought a 1976 spider to restore with my teenage son. When I was a kid, I had old Mustangs and then a 1971 240z. My son has really gotten into the technical aspects of automotive engineering, though why he can't watch me vs YouTube...Anyway, I have found this site full of great info and would love to hear from any Virginians!
Steve
Hello from Virginia
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GarageRat
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- Your car is a: 1976 Spider
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baltobernie
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- Your car is a: 1973 Spider [sold]
- Location: Baltimore, MD
Re: Hello from Virginia
Hello and Welcome! Northern Virginia, Southern Virginia ...?
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GarageRat
- Posts: 16
- Joined: Thu Nov 15, 2018 9:28 pm
- Your car is a: 1976 Spider
Re: Hello from Virginia
Sorry to not be more specific, I am near Williamsburg/Yorktown VA and also not far from Richmond. I know there is a group up in NOVA, but it will be a bit longer before I trust my car to go that far!
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chrisg
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- Your car is a: 1971 FIAT
Re: Hello from Virginia
Be sure to check out the forum at mirafiori.com also. There’s a solid old school Fiat population from fairly close to you (VA) there also & good info & a great tech library!
Congratulations on the project!
Congratulations on the project!
Chris Granju
Knoxville, TN
'71 FIAT 124BS (pretty), '72 FIAT 124BC,'76 FIAT 128 Wagon(ratbeast), '85 Bertone X 1/9, '70 124BC (project), 79 X1/9 (hot rod in rehab), '73 124BS (2L, mean), '74 124 Special TC, '73 124CS, '73 124 Familiare
Knoxville, TN
'71 FIAT 124BS (pretty), '72 FIAT 124BC,'76 FIAT 128 Wagon(ratbeast), '85 Bertone X 1/9, '70 124BC (project), 79 X1/9 (hot rod in rehab), '73 124BS (2L, mean), '74 124 Special TC, '73 124CS, '73 124 Familiare