1983 fiat spider 124

Vehicle Description

The 1983 Fiat 124 Pininfarina Azzurra Spider 2000 is a classic convertible car with a sleek black interior and a white exterior. This 2-seater vehicle has a manual transmission and a 2.0L engine with EFI/ Fuel Injection, with a new convertible top and many new parts making it ideal for driving enthusiasts. With its Italian craftsmanship, power windows, AM/FM stereo, and alloy wheels, this Fiat 124 Spider offers a vintage charm combined with modern features. this timeless vehicle is sure to provide a thrilling driving experience for its new owner.New parts: timing belt, water pump, alternator belt, cam and crank seals, rebuilt transmission, new clutch, clutch cable, new starter, brake master cylinder, brake discs, brake pads, brake hoses, radiator fan, window switch, transmission oil, differential oil, Fully Serviced up to date. Tires like new. Body has a few dings but all original and good paint.
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History:

Founded in 1930, Carrozzeria Pininfarina has both designed and manufactured automobiles, most notably for Ferrari, but also Peugeot, Alfa Romeo, Lancia, even Cadillac. The Fiat 124 Sport Spider introduced in 1966 was a collaboration, the sports car designed and manufactured by the Pininfarina with final assembly by Fiat.

In 1982, Fiat ceased production of the 124 Spider, but Pininfarina saw potential in continuing the model. They took over production, rebranding the car as the Pininfarina Azzurra Spider for the North American market. This transition marked a significant shift, as the car was now produced entirely by Pininfarina, emphasizing higher quality and luxury.

The 1983 Azzurra Spider featured several improvements over its Fiat predecessor. It retained the classic design, but the interior was slightly revised with a new center stack, and the front brakes were increased in size. The Azzurra Spider is powered by Fiat’s 2.0-liter DOHC inline-four engine, designed by ex-Ferrari engineer Aurelio Lampredi. Malcom Bricklin handled importation and service in the U.S. market.

Despite its higher price point compared to the original Fiat model, production of the Azzurra Spider continued until 1985, having found a niche market among enthusiasts who appreciated its blend of Italian style and performance.