An 1000 TCR "Free" replika from Argentina

[sorpasso1300]

Hello:
          I want you to see this Abarth 1000 TCR Réplica made in Argentina, by a mechanical genius.
It have a Fiat 600 block but.....with an Honda 1000 CBR (motorcycle), double cam head.
Bon apetit!!!.
Omar

[faza]

hi

FANTASTIC
very very nice ,
any more detais u can provide about the engine like horse power ?,torque ?,operating rpm ?,
and how was it done ?

regards

FAZA

[guy moerenhout]

I like it to and I wish to have also more detail.What type off wheels are on and are the made in Argentina?Mayby I come end of year to there in holyday

[sorpasso1300]

hi

FANTASTIC
very very nice ,
any more detais u can provide about the engine like horse power ?,torque ?,operating rpm ?,
and how was it done ?

regards

FAZA

I´m sorry, but I don´t know more details from this car. If you go to www.clubfiatclasicos.com, in the contact section, they can tell you more about this car, because the repair man who made this car is a member of this club.
Omar

[sorpasso1300]

I like it to and I wish to have also more detail.What type off wheels are on and are the made in Argentina?Mayby I come end of year to there in holyday

People of Club Fiat Clásicos told me that the wheels are from a Fiat 125 SL, and they are made in Argentina.
They will ask to "El indio" Fernandez more details about his machine.

Guy: I send you a message. Do you recieve it?
Omar

[Peter]

So sad to see people not  "sticking to the script"
A Honda engine !! ...and someone from FAZA saying FANTASTIC :(
Get with the sprit and try to keep it authentic.
Almost as bad as that rotary engined disgrace from Perth in West Australia.
Peter

[DaveA]

I think its great that people try other things ,

its not like a Fiat 600 is a rare car ,   

If people did not do "crazy" things we would not know that the A112 motor fits ,
or that you can make a 5 speed ,

I would love to see more details , what gearbox he used , what radiator set-up etc

Dave

[Pantdino]

This looks way cool.
Do you have any dyno results on the engine or acceleration figures on the car to tell us what the power output is?

Jim