[harit]

Originally Posted by karlosdeville

Autocar India chose the Fiat 1100 engine as amongst the most significant engines sold in India. The feature shows Rony's endearing Super Select. Also featured is Joy's 118NE we are familiar with from the forum.

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Another feature is dedicated to the 1100 in the form of a buyer's guide, prominently featuring the Dhabhar's Select and Rony's Super Select. Get a copy now!

I did get my copy. Price is a royal Rupees 175/-....

[Stanher]

Originally Posted by karlosdeville

Autocar India chose the Fiat 1100 engine as amongst the most significant engines sold in India.

Another feature is dedicated to the 1100 in the form of a buyer's guide, prominently featuring the Dhabhar's Select and Rony's Super Select. Get a copy now!

Here's the page featuring Dhabhars' select, posted by Cyrus on facebook.

[Automaton]

Encountered this one, getting a makeover.
Floor and doors were rusted, hence new metal joins the old. Don't know if it's part of the FCCCI though.

[harit]

A Fiat with blinds at the rear screen.

Cheers harit

[josejoseph]

Please note the period accessories in the car.

[karlosdeville]

Originally Posted by Automaton

Encountered this one, getting a makeover.
Floor and doors were rusted, hence new metal joins the old. Don't know if it's part of the FCCCI though.

Thanks for sharing. I now remember the car, it stands in an old building in South Mumbai. In long term ownership, possibly from new. The car stands to an old Amby as well.

[harit]

Another Fiat with a Parsi girl.

Cheers harit

[harit]

A Fiat in a Safari. It is a sheer coincidence that Starline later made station wagons bearing the same name.
This is evidence that this model is eligible as a hunting car for the next Cartier event, if that category continues to be included.
There is a Tiger too, one just has to know where to look. Anyone got that?

Cheers harit

[the mole]

Originally Posted by harit

A Fiat in a Safari. It is a sheer coincidence that Starline later made station wagons bearing the same name.
This is evidence that this model is eligible as a hunting car for the next Cartier event, if that category continues to be included.
There is a Tiger too, one just has to know where to look. Anyone got that?

Cheers harit

Wow your photos just keep getting better. The tiger is always in the mind

[Stanher]

Originally Posted by harit

Another Fiat with a Parsi girl.

were I the photographer, I would've asked her to stand a little more to the right so that she'd atleast block that rear door with the missing trim!

[Stanher]

'hope this is relevant to this thread as this car is basically from Bombay, as seen from the number. 'had first seen it a few years ago and had posted a pic. too.
Good to see cars like these still on the road though tis not original on many counts.

[kasli]

Spotted this Fiat in the by lanes of Andheri East along with a first generation Maruti 800

Cheers

[Stanher]

Originally Posted by kasli

Spotted this Fiat in the by lanes of Andheri East along with a first generation Maruti 800

Are those hubcaps from home market (Italy) Fiats? Or are they Fiats' at all?

I kinda like the rims painted black though!

[ariesonu]

Wadala, Char rasta. Anyone knows her properly?

[karlosdeville]

Originally Posted by ariesonu

Wadala, Char rasta. Anyone knows her properly?

Its been standing there for a while - used to be silver earlier.