Sorry if this has been posted before.

Genuine bit of Fiat Coupe history for sale :

Fiat Coupe Pininfarina pre-production model

Doubt if you could register it as it would fail modern emissions tests without major mods.

Wonder what sort of price they want £10,000+?

Should be in a museum again.

Should we all chip in and buy a part of it?

There's been a few threads on this one, voting is still out to whether you'd buy it to drive, or store it in a vacuum bubble

Has anybody actually enquired as to how much it is?
I agree with you Joe, it would cetainly need to be a special event to take it out, but surely that's what things with wheels were designed for. We all know what a yellow Coupe looks like, so it needs to be driven in my book, just very occasionally

Yes I did.

£21k.

£21,000 WOWZERS!

Meh, mine cost less than that new

But remember the famous latin motto: si quid habet mammas vel rotas, res habebis difficiles aliquando...

Well that rules out the option of breaking it and using it as a donor car then.

It's certainly got wheels, not so sure about the other things

Neil could be refering to the headlight bulges, but I thought they were meant to be buttocks

A very famous line, if it has tits or tyres it's going to be trouble, very true

So, £20 each then. We can have the car on a timeshare. One day every 3 years or so. You can only sit in it and go "brum, brum".

I've got a spare 21k and I'm seriously considering buying this and then putting on a wide body kit, an ironing board spoiler, chrome spinning alloys and then maybe, just maybe (sorry to all the Coupe purists) taking the rear Fiat badge off.

The only thing I'm unsure of is that I've heard under the bonnet there's just an A4 piece of paper with a drawing of a 16VT engine, with the words '825 miles' scribbled across it?