Abandoned for 35 years, Fiat 147 is found with zero km

How would we imagine finding a Fiat 147 from the year 1987 still in a state of zero km? It was this rarity found by fellow Argentines from the Kaskote website

the staff of Kaskote specializes in restoring old and rare cars, in addition to being a reference in our neighboring country in finding vehicles in unbelievable conditions.

This time, our friends found a copy of the Fiat 147 still in a zero kilometer condition and abandoned in a garage for over 35 years.

The production of the Fiat 147 was between the years 1976 to the year 1986, manufactured by Fiat do Brasil the vehicle was based on the European model of the Fiat 127.

The Fiat 147 was the first car produced in Brazil by the Italian automaker, and was responsible for starting Fiat's destiny in the country.

In 1981, the Fiat 147 was announced in the neighboring country, as one of the attempts to modernize the assembly line that was inherited from Fiat agree

In its production line, there was the 147C model with a smaller engine and also the 147CL model that had a larger and better equipped engine.

The Fiat 147 had a 903cc engine and had a Weber twin-barrel carburetor, which was capable of producing 35kW at 6000 rpm.

While the 1.05cc version received a Brosol-Solex carburetor model, offering 38kW at 5600 rpm.

In 1984, the new Spazio model was presented in Argentina, which had the same front as the Brazilian 147.

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Thus bringing its big square headlights and also the bumper. In addition to the rear lights that were redesigned to match the current grille with the new Fiat logo. Therefore, it brought in its designer, the most modern features and also the appearance.

Thus keeping only the engine levels unchanged, although the smaller 1.1L engine and also the diesel engine were discontinued in 1990.

In 1991, it added the 1.3 version to the 147 model range and was later renamed in 1993 as Fiat Vivace.

Finally, the production of the model in Argentina continued until 1996.

Source: Fixed World