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Fiat X1/9 five speed (128) '1978–82

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Fiat X1/9 five speed (128) '1978–82

Fiat X1/9 five speed (128) '1978–82

Front Panel Fiat X1/9 five speed (128) '1978–82

1,570mm

Ferrari 330 TRI/LM '1962

Ferrari 330 TRI/LM '1962

Ferrari 330 TRI/LM '1962

Front Panel Ferrari 330 TRI/LM '1962

24 Hours of Le Mans 1962 Winner (331 laps, 4451.255 km). Racers: Olivier Gendebien and Phil Hill.

1,590mm

smart roadster-coupé Worldwide (C452) '01.2003–12.2006

smart roadster-coupé [Worldwide] (C452) '01.2003–12.2006

smart roadster-coupé [Worldwide] (C452) '01.2003–12.2006

Front Panel smart roadster-coupé [Worldwide] (C452) '01.2003–12.2006

1,615mm

Brabus smart roadster-coupé V6 BiTurbo (C452) '08.2003

Brabus smart roadster-coupé V6 BiTurbo (C452) '08.2003

Brabus smart roadster-coupé V6 BiTurbo (C452) '08.2003

Interior Brabus smart roadster-coupé V6 BiTurbo (C452) '08.2003

1,615mm

Alfa Romeo Eagle '1975

Alfa Romeo Eagle '1975

Alfa Romeo Eagle '1975

Front Panel Alfa Romeo Eagle '1975

1,630mm

Lancia Beta Spider 2000 (828) '1975–78

Lancia Beta Spider 2000 (828) '1975–78

Lancia Beta Spider 2000 (828) '1975–78

Lancia Beta Spider 2000 (828) '1975–78

1,646mm

Lancia Beta Spyder 1600 (828) '1975–78

1,646mm

WheelsAge.org '2005–pr.