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I had a friend who had a Fiat 850 coupe. A really fun little bugger. Small and light is always right! My first car was also a VW bug. Fantastic off road but over time I realized I wanted to push
on pavement. I knew they had a reputation for rolling so after ending up on two wheels a few times I let her go and got something that handled far better.
Fiat 850 Coupé, 1965.
Sweet memories, this Fiat 850 Coupé. Not a super powerful one, to say the least, with its small engine ( 848 Cm3 ) but it was not a heavy car, and it was decent to drive. My mother had one, at that time, and we did Paris Dubrovnik with it. It was somethin...
That’s brought a flashback,
My friend had an orange one. Had such a blast all those years ago lol
It's funny that my Mum used to buy Citroën Dyanes instead...
We use to travel everywhere with hose rolling machines. ;-)
We owned three Dyanes,
If I remember correctly, the first one had a 400 cc. engine (with no pear-shaped lateral lunette), the second was blue, 600 cc. and the last one was bordeaux, also 600 cc. I learnt to drive in a Dyane when I was 9 or 10 years old!
Oh yes, my uncle had one of the first Golf with that dog on the wheel.
We can go forever with these nostalgic memories....
Yes it is.
I would have worn a Porsche Design Quartz at that age, or a Sarcar (my first wrist watch) or a digital Texas Instruments...
1970 Opel 1.9 Rallye Kadette I owned
I am amazed at the similarities in appearance of these two vehicles. My first non-American vehicle and I loved it. ...
I had a friend who had a Fiat 850 coupe. A really fun little bugger. Small and light is always right! My first car was also a VW bug. Fantastic off road but over time I realized I wanted to push
on pavement. I knew they had a reputation for rolling so after ending up on two wheels a few times I let her go and got something that handled far better.
