Fiat 238 Bus 1968
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Specifications Fiat 238 Bus 1968 blueprint
The Fiat 238 Bus of 1968 is a true classic. This bus was the first step in Fiats transition from passenger coaches to service vehicles. Offering seating up to 11 people, it was designed with efficiency and reliability in mind and could be easily configured to suit any purpose. It featured a 1199cc naturally aspirated 4 cylinder engine providing 45 horsepower, which was powerful enough to handle any terrain. Its top speed was 62 mph, with an impressive consumption level of 25 mpg. On the exterior, the Fiat 238 Bus was boxy and industrial-looking with a white and black paint job. The floors were covered in vinyl, and the interior was upholstered in a timeless blue vinyl. The bus featured a one-piece windshield, no side or rear windows, and two large side sliding doors. The steering wheel was chrome-plated, and it had two headlights and two taillights. Inside, the bus was quite basic. It included a basic radio, and it had two rows of bench seats with separate tan-colored fabric upholstery. Handholds were available on the sides of the bus for passengers convenience. The bus could also be fitted with air conditioning, if needed. The Fiat 238 Bus of 1968 was a simple but reliable vehicle, making it ideal for commercial use. With its rugged construction and reliable engine, it could handle any job with aplomb. Its timeless design will surely continue to draw admirers for generations to come.
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