Hi

In Spain Juncosa developed a version of 850 Spider with 1600 motor
Not an abarth version but is...another version of Spider




Regards

very interested car ,not .Is the car stille alive

The car was sold to a driver in Mallorca and was destroyed in an accident
Later the car was rebuilt and had another accident but i don't know if it was rebuilt this time

The developer of the car was Manuel Juncosa, the same that manufactured the Juncolotti gearboxes
This 850 had a "external" gearbox of an standard 850 but the "interior" of the gearbox was specific and manufactured by Juncosa (sorry but my English is not very good)

Greetings

its same like that from me/here whe call it =garagelanguisch =all litle from all

I purchased a 1967 Fiat Abarth OT 1000 convertable in Melvindale Michigan, USA in 1967.  When my wife and I would visit a restaurant people would crowd around the car to see it.  We had ordered an 850 but when two abarths arrived we chose the red one.  It was a great car and fun beyond anything.  I had a friend with a TR-6.  He would blow me away on the straight aways but  I would nail him in the corners.  The car cost me $3,400.00.  I sold it 3 years later when children began to arrive.  The fellow who bought it raced.  attached are few pic

Hi John,

Sure would like to see those photos.  I remember sitting in a red 850 spider on the showroom floor when I was a kid while my dad bought a 124 wagon.  No Abarth versions though!

Eric