The Beast of Turin. 28.5 litre engine.

doggitt, Apr 2, 7:03pm

http://www.autoblog.com/2015/03/31/fiat-beast-of-turin-goodwood-video/

Told the missus this would be a good birthday present.

tmenz, Apr 2, 9:15pm

Mk 1 Multipla.

tony9, Apr 2, 9:26pm

Fuel Economy?

ANCAP Rating?

morrisman1, Apr 2, 11:22pm

and parts are even easier to source than for a toyota corolla

zak410, Apr 2, 11:54pm

nice rebuilt. !

javlin, Apr 3, 4:49am

Stefan Marjoram took some great pics of the original fire up.
http://theoldmotor.com/?p=133946

sr2, Apr 3, 5:04am

Truly a magnificent beast!

boat3, Apr 3, 3:10pm

might need a couple of bottles of morey's stop smoke!the chain dive is pretty cool,

tintop, Apr 3, 4:29pm

read about something like that years ago. but a two cylinder beastie.

It used to have clutch trouble - too much power coming in lumps :)

tractor9, Apr 3, 4:35pm

Love the flames from the manifold. Check this one out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pcRRk0msas

tamarillo, Apr 3, 5:07pm

By God what a machine! That did 135 mph. can you imagine even 62 mph (im not speeding officer) in that!

saxman99, Mar 29, 7:55am

We all know that the devil went down to Georgia. Now we know how he got there.

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The Beast of Turin. 28.5 litre engine.

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