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Lovely...are those SU's with a custom cross-over?

Dang a 1LZ? Oh well

Beautiful automobile! 👍

I have a 1970 for sale its an international

and the primula autobianchi? the symbol of middle class italy 1975

the 600 multipla in usa fantastic fenomenal very car..for italian children 1970 it'nostra... posterior motor opposite wolkswagen beetle .. i go to multipla age 5 old yers at 1970 to piazza duomo at desio city 30 kilometers .. italian symbol middle class fia 600 and multipla but the primula autobianchi is the top of middle class epoque.. engine perfect the sound inimitable...

Sure wish I could find one.

Very well done!Of course I now want one.

The color, the sound, the engine and manual, what a perfect car!

Can you purchase one for $10,000.00?

I owned a 1500gt in 1972 it was ten years old then and rotten, I worked as a mechanic in a Ford dealership here in the UK, I restored it to better than factory. There were faster cars but I absolutely loved that car.

So, did you prevent the TF from catching covid?

Thanks for the vid! Recently became the new caretaker for a 1967 Dark Blue Met. on blue int w/ blue convertible top. Came with the original window sticker, broadcast sheet etc and in the same family for decades. The minimal rust was a plus for sure on the original panels. 🙂

Beautiful car. Blue looks nice, but I would prefer the original bronze. Bronze was one of my favorite colors back then. My classic is a 71 Challenger convertible. Thanks for sharing and good luck.

Can u move face away

Where is the mirror

Wish I still had min same color

Super fun super fun

My dream car. 🥰 When I hit the lottery I'm buying one.

Not My 69 383S FB fish, But it sure looks likes fun! Top down just looks likes fun to drive and enjoy!!! Show me the pedicere of the car! I will Show My full history of the 383 Fish! It gets more facinatainting every day! The SM Dart Even without the awesome performance the BB cars could muster!

I have a 68 Notch-Back 👍

good lookin'

This was my very first car, same color. I bought it from my Dad and totally customized. I still miss this car.

This is of interest to me as I own the S2 built 62 cars before this. Some nerdy details: - the hard top has the very rare parcel shelf. - the car seems to have the original type of oval exhaust Thanks for the patient video work.

Interesting. This is presumably an early S2. I'll have a look at the detailed video now...

Beautiful car - classic.

I used to live in Berkeley Hills, and I recognized the roads! :)

Just an awesome example. The body is straight enough and with its worn appearance, you don't have to worry to much on where you park it. But when you turn the key and put it in 1st, I bet that's when the real beauty comes out. I would love a cruise either I n the road to Mt. Tam or down to Stinson Beach. What a dream car.

In 1966 my dad and I installed a 327 chevy in a 1957 Austin Healy, in New York with no Garage and only a tree to hang our hoist on.

Mine looked almost the same except I had black accent stripes on the lower sides of the car. Not sure what engine you have but I had the 273-235HP power pak V8. Automatic Console power Nothing! Only an AM radio to keep me company 😅 paid $950 for it in 78' worth many many times that price I'm sure...

Very good video. The beginning of the partnership between the then Chrysler corporation and Mitsubishi

He would have to have changed the camshaft and distributor in order to put an 850 motor in a 600. The motors turn in opposite directions.

In Australia we call them Suburban utility vehicles and as such the Multipla fits that definition in context to the early 1960s. You can’t think of this car in the context to today’s SUVs. And no a SUV in Australia is not based on a truck chassis but is simply a large vehicle like a Porsche Cayenne/Macan, BMW X5 etc, Audi A7, let alone the myriad of big Japanese/korean brands etc. Even the Ford Suburban is a SUV. So you see out here in Aus as opposed to the let’s States we have a different definition. The Multipa isn’t a van but rather a people mover.

Hardtuned, The audio is pretty bad. I like the content though! Consider getting a few wireles microphones? They start at about 120 bucks a pop, and will REALLY up your youtube game.

Strong price. Lovely car.

Mate, if you can pronounce Alfa Romeo correctly, why are you not able to pronounce Fiat correctly. Afterall, Fiat is not spelt Fiaaat. And yes the Multipla is a cool reminder of the past and in all likelihood the first people mover (aka SUV).. My brother has two of these Multiplas, both require restoration though.

Do you have any photos of the build? Is like to do something similar in the future and done build photos would be very helpful. Esp frame off chassis and engine and suspension arrangements, engine mounts etc

I’d almost forgotten the Colt. Never saw very many of these back in the day. But I do remember a friend of mine who’s older brother bought one like this new in 73 I believe. He quickly bought and installed a set of mag ( Crager ) wheels for it, to make it look more sporty. Then he proceeded to destroy the thing by abusing it. I believe he blew the engine within the first couple of years.

Such a jewel!!!!!!

I have one , 1974 colt. ,

Plastic Fantastic 😍

Is that the Astron motor? same one that they put a turbo onto in the Sigma? Later added balancing shafts due to vibrations and they burnt allot of oil, but if kept topped up lasted forever.

I’m struggling to find the words to describe how boring this video was

Great video! Looking forward for you to get a walk around of this guys coupe version the Mitsubishi Celeste known as the Plymouth Arrow in the US.

Nice car! My elementary school teacher had one of these in red back in 1977. He'd rant about how people claimed they needed 100HP or more, big cars we unnecessary, etc. At 9, I already had a subscription to Car & Driver and was a bit of a car nut, and tried to get a closer look at his car (interior, engine, etc) and he was a putz about it. But I do have distinct memories of his car, fading in the parking lot (I would see it for years to come, even after I left elementary school).

Very cool! I wish I still owned my first brand new car. Oh well.

This is such a nice video. How on earth only 3.6k views? This should have 500k views by now. This Giulietta SS restoration has made this car ultra desirable.

I have 2 Multiplas too, 1st series and 2 series original taxi from Milan

how much it could cost

great video