
Introduced in 1966, the Fiat 124 was a pretty conventional front engine / rear drive car. With its roomy interior, rear coil spring suspension and 4 wheel disc brakes, it received critical acclaim and won Europe's "Car of the Year" award.

Over 1,500,000 124 sedans were built in Italy by Fiat during its 8 year run. If you add to that the number of 124s built by other manufacturers, Lada most notably, the number rises to close to 4,000,000. (Besides the Russian Lada version of the 124, this car was built in Spain, Turkey, South Africa and Yugoslavia.)

This car appears to be an extremely nice, unrestored survivor. According to the seller, this car was brought to the US by a collector who never drove it. He doesn't say how long ago that was. The seller is the third owner.

Located in Toluca Lake, CA, find the Craigslist listing here.
3 comments:
Actually, the Spider was built on a shortened floorpan but the Coupe had the same wheelbase as the sedan/wagon.
You're right. I stand corrected.
Thanks for the info!
Dave
I actually own one of these, never seen another on the road!
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