Fiat Spa 4X4

Lang · #1 15-03-17, 11:29

Well, quite a few years since the last post.

The owner has it a Corowa as we speak. Looks like nothing has progressed since the above discussion 4 years ago. he says he is working on front guards but no discussion of the seemingly complicated pressed steel body.

Sale has been offered but I suspect it might take a serious investment.

It is nice to see such an unusual bit of history preserved and brought out for display.

Lang

Frantisek Nachlinger · #2 15-03-17, 17:41

Very cool vehicle, I love the X-distribution

We have a 6*4 SPA 35 Dovunque and then some home-made tractor made of smalles SPA, if you wanted I can send you few pics - maybe some spare parts are same and you could use them then.
Regards,
Frankie

Lang · #3 15-03-17, 22:22

Frankie

I just talked to the SpA owner and he is very interested in spares as he has a second one he is rebuilding. Only two came to Australia. Any pics would be welcome.

Lang

Frantisek Nachlinger · #4 17-03-17, 15:48

Here are few pics. Located in Czech Rep. Not a artillery tractor, seems to be the small lorry.

Frantisek Nachlinger · #5 17-03-17, 15:49

few more pics. If interested PM me.

Lang · #6 24-03-17, 12:59

Frankie

Your vehicle is totally different to the one in Australia. I can not see anything the same either in the chassis or any of the mechanicals.

They must have produced different machines from the ground up.

Lang

Ian McColl · #7 24-03-17, 21:07

It is interesting to note that in the last pictures there appear to be two halves of a CMP "Universal Coupler" that would have been used on CMP Artillery Tractors between the PTO and Winch.