Fiat 125 1600 Multicarga Pick-up 1972
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Specifications Fiat 125 1600 Multicarga Pick-up 1972 blueprint
The Fiat 125 1600 Multicarga Pick-up 1972 is a light utility vehicle and defines vintage automotive style. This muscular pick-up features an angular, robust design with a flat hood and a unique front grille with four separate headlights. The exterior changes from a civilian model to a utility version as it features squared wheel arches, extra front bumpers and a large cargo bed. The bonnet curves up and forward, adding a feminine curve to the vehicle, and is finished with chrome fittings. The Fiat 125 1600 Multicarga Pick-up 1972 has a body made of durable steel and is powered by a SOHC 1.6 liter 4-cylinder engine with two carburetors and a maximum power output of 90 hp at 6000 rpm. This sports-natural combination allows for fast acceleration and excellent road holding. It is equipped with a robust suspension and 4-speed manual transmission with synchromesh on all four gear ratios. The robustness of the chassis ensures maximum service durability and maximum load capacity. The interior of the Fiat 125 1600 Multicarga Pick-up 1972 is complemented with black vinyl and fabric trim, sturdy front seat support and adjustable head restraints. The instrument cluster includes a tachometer, fuel gauge, dashboard warning lights, and a speedometer. Further highlighting the vintage design of the vehicle, the Fiat 125 1600 Multicarga Pick-up 1972 is equipped with 15-inch painted steel wheels, chrome hubcaps, a black grille and bumpers, and a wood-like cargo bed.
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