Hello mr. Marconi,
I'm sorry for not answering your questions, maybe I was schocked by reading your wish I would be your father!!
I'm I that old??!!hahhahaha.
I'm not that busy with my OT1600 at the moment. I'm busy with my OT1000 berlina to get it back on the racetrack.
Well the OT1600 of mr. Moell wasn't there when I visit him in januari 2009. The car was in Germany to be restored. I don't know if it is finished, but I don't think so. The B&W photo's are original photo's I got from mr. Moell.
The color of the car on the B&W photos is RED!!
We agreed that I will get the pictures, but I only use them for myself and not put them on the internet or whatever media.
You mentioned the color is not right on my car(the photo of the japanese museum is taken inside with flashlight), but I've got color photo's and I'm very pleased with the color on my OT1600. It is the original color number used by Fiat.
On the photo of the OT1600 you can see how light the colr is.
The car of mr. Moell was found in a chickenbarn with a porsche engine and it was painted silver.
The replica gauges are from Tony Castle Miller. Abarth used 4 small gauges.
1. watertemp. in
2. watertemp out
3. oil temp
4. oil press
There is no gauges for the fuel. Just gues how there is in or everything ride start with feuling up th car.
What do you mean by the exhaust??
And I don't want to build the OT2000 mostra. It's to big and I like the OT1600 better.
If you've got the pictures of the other cars? Great.
I hope I answered all your questions and if there are more, please ask them and I will respond much quicker.
Kind regards,
Fred