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Fiorino (Mk1/Mk2) FIORINO Pick Up
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Fiorino (Mk1/Mk2) FIORINO Pick Up
Will be interesting to see what it goes for.
What do people think it's worth.
A friend Paid £950 back in Jan for a N-reg Red pick-up Fiorino with 41k on the clock.
Think this one on the bay will be a little bargain for someone though!
What do people think it's worth.
A friend Paid £950 back in Jan for a N-reg Red pick-up Fiorino with 41k on the clock.
Think this one on the bay will be a little bargain for someone though!
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A nice Fiorino Pick-Up in good condition is worth up to 5000 Gbp !!
It's designed by Fiat Brazil, and in Europe it's more rare than an avarage Ferarri !!
This is a rhd version, I don't think many of them are made.
In Holland, where I live, the Fiat importer sold 252 Pick Up's between 1988 and 1998.
It's designed by Fiat Brazil, and in Europe it's more rare than an avarage Ferarri !!
This is a rhd version, I don't think many of them are made.
In Holland, where I live, the Fiat importer sold 252 Pick Up's between 1988 and 1998.
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I've only ever seen two in real life. My friends red one, and another red N-reg one.
The one in your link I like alot! :yum:
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I own my '93 Pick-Up for about 9 years now, and I have seen maybe 6-7 others during that period (one of them while traveling in the UK...!!).
You see, most Pick-Up's, like the van's, were heavily used, and were scrapped after 5-6 years, only very few survived.
You see, most Pick-Up's, like the van's, were heavily used, and were scrapped after 5-6 years, only very few survived.
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they look a lot better in red though
I like the white one on ebay but the condition of the tail hatch lets it down I think
They all 1.7 Diesel? Just I know when I drive my friends one it felt very sluggish for a 1.7 (was compleatly unladen).
But with only 11 hours left that's got onyl one bidder whos going to get a bloody good bargin!
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Surely £5000 is far too much for a pickup from 1991 ?! :O More like £500... :S Unless it's brand new, in which case I see why it's £5000, but the advert says it's 1991...
I don't generally know too much about pickups, but just thought £5000 was a bit much.
The interior in that makes me misty eyed for my old uno...nostalgia is great...it doesn't have repair bills...
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Try to find a 8th hand worn out VW Caddy Pick-Up from the eighties, you'll be amazed about the prices....!!
Pick Up's are rare, and for decent ones, the prices are rather high...!!
VW caddys in this country have 'scene' tax added on...I.e. people want them to build euro'd or rat pick ups so demand goes up..and there wasn't much supply to begin with.
Don't think this applies to Fiorinos tho...
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Fiorino Pick-Up's are much, much more rarer than any Caddy....
Luckily the "scene" haven't discovered it yet, so buy a inexpensive one while you can...!!
I'm approached by many youngsters lately, asking if my Pick-Up is for sale....wich it isn't, period!!
Luckily the "scene" haven't discovered it yet, so buy a inexpensive one while you can...!!
I'm approached by many youngsters lately, asking if my Pick-Up is for sale....wich it isn't, period!!
haha, they're very unique! Fiat is relaunching the Fiorino in 2009 - http://www.fiatprofessional.co.uk/fiorino/ - wonder if they will make a new pick up version?
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Don't think so, after all, the Brazilian made Fiorino Pick-Up was replaced by the Strada Pick-Up, Brazilian made as well.
The attractive Strada Pick-Up is based on the Palio, and is still for sale.
