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• Mar 17, 2009

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...sort of, it's actually a Fiat 147 - same difference. It's up on Mercado Livre

There are quite a few times when I wish that the oceans were a bit smaller in this world

http://produto.mercadolivre.com.br/MLB-91000623-pick-up-fiat-147-1979-amarela-_JM

 

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• Mar 17, 2009

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Want!!!

 

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Have you seen the boarded rear??

 

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Have you seen the boarded rear??

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Hell yeah! It looks awesome! Fancy an FF trip to Brazil to go and pick it up? lol

 

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lol this is making me want to get my passport renewed, and open my piggy bank heh

 

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• Mar 19, 2009

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some more:

 

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• Mar 26, 2009

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Is it ok to drool?????

got 2 iconic mk2 127s in my garage, but the pick up is fab - love the 128 1300CL (M&S Bag Green) coloured one. Anyone brings one over, please let me know............!!!!! Might even swap the black 1050 Sport......

 

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• Mar 26, 2009

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Those 127 pick ups are gorgeous! :yum:

 

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• Mar 27, 2009

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They were sold in Holland as well during the Eighties, called Fiat Fiorino Pick-Up.
A friend of mine just sold his Pick-Up
Some years ago, I owned a 1985 (Brazilian made) Fiat 127 Panorama ( station) with a 1300cc Diesel engine.
Since 2001 I drive a '93 ( Brazilian made) Fiorino Pick-Up 1700 Diesel, wrongly called "Uno based", in fact it is Fiat 147 based as well....

 

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Peter Pick-Up said:

They were sold in Holland as well during the Eighties, called Fiat Fiorino Pick-Up.
A friend of mine just sold his Pick-Up
Some years ago, I owned a 1985 (Brazilian made) Fiat 127 Panorama ( station) with a 1300cc Diesel engine.
Since 2001 I drive a '93 ( Brazilian made) Fiorino Pick-Up 1700 Diesel, wrongly called "Uno based", in fact it is Fiat 147 based as well....

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very interesting, the 147 pickup was initialy called just "147 pickup"
released in the late 70's

using the same wheelbase of the standard 147 ( I think this version was not sold in europe), some years later they released a longer version based on the Panorama

with the name fiorino

and there was this version of the fiorino

the current fiorino:

pickup version is not sold anymore...

 

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HenryMuller said:

very interesting, the 147 pickup was initialy called just "147 pickup"
released in the late 70's

using the same wheelbase of the standard 147 ( I think this version was not sold in europe), some years later they released a longer version based on the Panorama

This is the version I drove for about 3 years ( it's gone to the scrapyard some years ago..)..!!!

And below the version my friend just sold ( it is still on the road overhere)...!

and there was this version of the fiorino

the current fiorino:

pickup version is not sold anymore...

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Yes there's still a Pick-Up, called "Strada", based on the Fiat Palio, wich is again based on the Brazilian Uno-Fiorino that is based on........the old Fiat 147......!!

 

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about the platform, the uno in brazil uses a "mix" from the european uno and 147, the rear suspension is from the 147, and some other components, I think is the same on the uno based fiorino, as for the palio, the strada uses the same platform and wheelbase as the palio weekend, wich uses a different platform than the uno, and different rear suspension than the 147...

 

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OK, ok, but there are strong family ties, right..??
About the Fiorino, my Pick-Up is from 1993, and uses the rear suspension from the 147, the 1994 and later models use a solid rear axle....!

 

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Hay im new to this but i have aquired this ute and to be honist i know nothing about it. it is registered as a 128 station wagon but thats all i know help and info would be appreciated.

 

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• Jul 3, 2011

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Looks great...!!
Was it a one of hand made version maybe..??