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Started by guy moerenhout, January 03, 2006, 10:18:20 AM

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guy moerenhout

Its now roadgoing  and what you think of it ?
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guy moerenhout

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And do you now with signature this is ?????
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apprenti46

What a beautiful car !

I usually prefer italian car but this Simca is wonderfull !

Fred (Brussels)

guy moerenhout

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hallo Fred,this car is a Italian.If you see in a good cataloge even the Simca abarth 1150 was sold like a Italiancar and not from France.The chassis was only from a Simca 1000 serie 1 and shorted ,suspention on 1150 and 1300 normale and 2000 change front and rear(plus 2 on rear)
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Ken

I think i now which signature it is: from Mrs Annelise Abarth?

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naegeli

i like that car. it is gorgeous, should i maybe sell all my other cars ? and go for this one ? or build a HF Corse ? so many questions!!! congratulations guy for the great job.
peter

Pantdino

Hi, Guy,

Is this Simca Abarth 2000 still for sale?

What about the yellow round-tail next to it?  I think it was there when I visited just before SpaItalia.

Thanks,

Jim Oddie

guy moerenhout

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sold
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bobrf

Hello Guy, what a fantastic job on this 2 litre Simca Abarth. I know it's some time since the car was sold, but how close was the performance with your installation to that of the original Abarth unit in this car?

My interest in Simcas stems from the fact that I founded the current Simca Club UK back in 1981 although I have been associated with the UK Simca enthusiasts since 1968

Best wishes to all Abarth enthusiasts,

Bob F

guy moerenhout

hallo Bob ,it was almost thesame because engine had same +_ HP  like the stradale version .Engine was even a bit less kilograms
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bobrf

Hello Guy and thank you for responding to my question. I understand what you say about your own installation, using more modern techniques also assists in obtaining more power from the given engine.

Just as a small matter of interest, and I understand that my own car is insignificant to the topics displayed here on your web site, I have a 1973 Simca 1501 into which I have installed a Fiat 2 litre unit with twin 40 Dellortos, 132 5 speed gearbox and rear axle from an '81 Argenta. This was nearly 15 years ago but I still have the car and I suppose it is quite a rare machine. Because it is a fairly light weight car to begin with, the extra power does make alot of difference as you will understand.

Since I was a teenager (1960's) I have always been interested in the Fiat/Alfa/Lancia twin cam unit and the rare Abarth power units and cars to which these units were fitted. I came across your abarth-gmr.be site because of a link mentioned in my club newsletter. What an interesting web site it is!

My best wishes to you, your team and all enthusiasts.

Bob Friendship