Welcome! If You would like to see old or forgotten vehicles close up then You're on the right channel! I'll give you my opinionated overview of these vehicles from technical, practical and visual perspective. Also we'll see what are some of the technical issues and how to fix them.
My first car was a Fiat Uno 55 5 door from 1984. Similar interior except that it did not have glove-box lid or center console. Also there was only a lamp for overheating indication and no temperature gauge.
I had a 1984 Uno to replace my 127 1300GT (a great car). It was 5 door in red. At the time, it was one of the most modern cars you could buy. I loved it, despite the clunky plastic. Me and the missus cruising the mean streets of West Oxfordshire in our fake Ray-Bans. Pre kids, pre fat. Great times!
It really was. You can ideally and nearly practically fit one of the last modern Fire engine from the Panda (2018/2019) in the Uno. You'd have to get the electrical harness in or either swap for a carb but it does fit and works.
Sulla mia se non la tiravi si spegneva anche dopo una giornata. Ha fatto il giro di tutte le officine della provincia è sempre stata così, dal 1988 fino alla rottamazione (2004)
I still have my dad's it became more if a dream car than a childhood nostalgic car, one day it will be restored to her former turboed glory and her name shall be unice translated from greek to good victory or the feeling i might feel when she's done (I am not a Greek btw, I am moroccan)
Io sono da poco unista! Ho comprato appunto un 3 cilindri che mi ha sorpreso in modo positivo ma dopo nemmeno 6 mesi non ho saputo resistere e le ho affiancato la uno 60 S 1989.. mi mancava la vecchia meccanica, le vere auto... e ora mi gusto entrambe.
