1978 Fiat 124 runs and drives, Dallas, Tx

I have a dark blue 78 fiat that runs well. It has current Texas antique tags. New tires, shocks, and couple other parts. I picked it up a few months ago as plan B for a challenge car that I've been building with the local Boy Scout troop. The ideas was since it already runs and drives the scope of the project would be more at their level. Unfortunately, with summer camps and all their other activities no one has put a wrench to it, and I have enough of my own projects around so I could really use this one out of the garage. Asking what I paid for it $2000.

I also have a brand new convertible top, clutch kit, and brake rotors that can be had for a couple hundred more.

I'll post some pictures when I get back from this business trip.

In reply to bigben:

Color me interested.

Here are the photos of the car and the new parts. https://goo.gl/photos/TrJTB3ByGp3tcjVR7

And a video of it idling. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nN4z0LWM0aY

Video taking it for a little drive. https://youtu.be/SmJkddmea6I

Im very interested as well. Im in Houston, If still available Id love to see it next weekend.I will be up there visiting family.

Yes it is still available. (I've got it listed locally on Craigslist for a bit higher so I have a negotiating buffer.)

I hope the link for the pictures is working.

bump, Fiat still available. Waiting to be adopted.

oof. didn't need to see this.

Think it would make a drive back to chicago? Trade for a focus SVT?

In reply to Robbie:

It might. I'll drive just about anything across the country. It all seems to be functionally sound, but I haven't driven it on the highway. I bought it from a guy a couple of neighborhoods over and drove it home. Since it was going to be for the challenge I didn't bother putting insurance on it so I haven't taken it out besides around the neighborhood.

Sorry folks if you were still thinking about the Fiat. It just sold.

My wife thinks that is great news. Glad you got it moved on!

That's what my wife said too.