?????? How many left?

[Snoopy]

why should we laugh ?
spiderdriver are very fine people

[launieg]

Okay, but you will laugh! It was a TR7 forum. I had come into a couple of non-running TR7s through odd circumstances, and I had plans to covert one to a TR8. The forum is at: http://www.forum.triumphtr7.com Really, a great bunch of members - much like here - and the map project was put together by one of them. I really liked it and it would be a nice addition to have a map where we can place a "pin" showing our cars.

Okay, you can stop laughing now.

So does anyone know how to put up a map that would do this?

[corujoxx]

13 more in the Spanish Spider Club, and we calculate more or less 50 units in Spain, most of them arrived from Germany or USA due the Spider was never sold here.

http://www.corujoxx.com/MIWEB3/clubfiat/socios.htm

If 190.000 spiders were built between 1969 and 1985, I think in not crazy think in 30% may be still alive, and that represent
about 60.000 cars.
Not so bad!!

Regards from Spain
http://www.corujoxx.com

[Snoopy]

I think a good idea was to combine a map
http://www.fiat-spider.de/phpbb3/geomap.php
sorry it is rebuild last week

with a registry like this one:
http://www.fiatspider.de/index.php?opti ... Itemid=225

[ventura ace]

13 more in the Spanish Spider Club, and we calculate more or less 50 units in Spain, most of them arrived from Germany or USA due the Spider was never sold here.

http://www.corujoxx.com/MIWEB3/clubfiat/socios.htm

Very nice site! I wish I could speak Spanish, to be able to appreciate it better.

There were a couple of 'mapping' sites depicting Fiats accross the USA a few years ago. I put my name and car picture on at least 2 of them, but I'm not sure what has become of them. I believe one was called Frapper or something like that.

Alvon

[Foster48x]

13 more in the Spanish Spider Club, and we calculate more or less 50 units in Spain, most of them arrived from Germany or USA due the Spider was never sold here.
http://www.corujoxx.com/MIWEB3/clubfiat/socios.htm

Very nice site! I wish I could speak Spanish, to be able to appreciate it better.
Alvon

I downloaded my service manuals and wiring diagrams from them last summer. They have a great selection and some good how to's.

Rick

[WarbirdAL]

one driveable and one in the garage needing some work

[sideburnie]

In Australia, I would guess to be between 30 to 50 ?? PLEASE CORRECT ME IF YOU HAVE MORE ACCURATE INFO. and quite a few a for sale at the moment see carpoint.com.au and search for fiat 124.
No fiat spiders were sold here, all have been imported and most have been converted to right hand drive. Most are known to have come from California. I have a 1984 Azzurra.

SO based on the numbers people have reported on we are up to at least 100.

Ill be number 101 !

[corujoxx]

Many thanks for the comments!!

I am looking for some tool to translate the site into english, I think Google has one.
I have the car in a friend´s bodyshop and I am working in a new paint, new bumpers, etc., and I will post some new "how to do´s" with all mods.

I´ll keep you informed!!

Regards from Barcelona
http://www.corujoxx.com

[Blue124]

Number 102 here.

[Tobi]

My 81 is # 103 than.
I only have to put in that new (used) rear end

[skumandeth]

Well my '75 makes 104 and the second parts car I'm buying is complete enough for 3/4 of another one.

[Twister]

My 84 Pininfarina Azzurra is body #5503611 with a born on date of 11/83.

[bajacalal]

Sort of on topic...

I've pondered this before. Fiat Spiders are comparatively rare. And around here, for every Spider I see that's in good condition, I see another rotting away in someones yard.

So we can say for sure that there aren't too many Spiders out there, especially not the early models. Yet there were at least 3 times as many Ford Mustangs produced in the year 1965 than Spiders, for the entire time they were built. And for some reason, an original 1965 Mustang in good condition will sell for a lot more money than a good, original Fiat of any year, despite the fact that good Fiats are much more rare.

[Zmatt]

Have one, used to have a second.

And there are at least 2 more driving around in Lexington KY.

Sort of on topic...

I've pondered this before. Fiat Spiders are comparatively rare. And around here, for every Spider I see that's in good condition, I see another rotting away in someones yard.

So we can say for sure that there aren't too many Spiders out there, especially not the early models. Yet there were at least 3 times as many Ford Mustangs produced in the year 1965 than Spiders, for the entire time they were built. And for some reason, an original 1965 Mustang in good condition will sell for a lot more money than a good, original Fiat of any year, despite the fact that good Fiats are much more rare.

They are worth what people will pay for them. This is America and here people like stupid American cars, ergo a charger r/t hemi will easily sell for over 100 grand.