No, that onlooker is not the owner. But imagine inspiring that face everywhere you went.
Also, I thought it particularly cool that this car has been driven at least 30 miles a day since the owner bought it six years ago. He says that's the key to keeping these guys healthy.
this is the cutest car I have ever seen. it looks like it's happy to take you where you wanna go and have fun doing it. It may not be terribly fast but it doesn't mean that its any less fun, I'll take this over a lambo any day. Awesome revisit.
I love that profile shot. Truly astonishing how short this thing is. Might be one of the best profile shots you've ever posted. The thing looks so short that it almost appears to have been "photoshopped".
Italian rear-engined Mighty Mouse and now quite rare since the dreaded "tin worm" consumed most of these long ago. First saw it cruising I-5 south of PDX and had to speed up to get a better view! The owner must be a character....much like the car.
Best of OPC. 
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No, that onlooker is not the owner. But imagine inspiring that face everywhere you went.
Also, I thought it particularly cool that this car has been driven at least 30 miles a day since the owner bought it six years ago. He says that's the key to keeping these guys healthy.
awesome .. has so much VW Type3 to it though, which came first?
Different wheels since the previous appearance here. I like these much better.
this is the cutest car I have ever seen. it looks like it's happy to take you where you wanna go and have fun doing it. It may not be terribly fast but it doesn't mean that its any less fun, I'll take this over a lambo any day. Awesome revisit.
I love that profile shot. Truly astonishing how short this thing is. Might be one of the best profile shots you've ever posted. The thing looks so short that it almost appears to have been "photoshopped".
This isn't the 850 Coupe, this is the Sedan. The Coupe has a sleeker front end, more sloped roof, and kammback tail.
Fiat 850 was one of the most common cars in Finland in early 70s, along VW Beetle.
Lada had the top position, though.
Poor country, therefore cheap and small cars. Oldest cars in EU now, so basically nothing has changed.
Italian rear-engined Mighty Mouse and now quite rare since the dreaded "tin worm" consumed most of these long ago. First saw it cruising I-5 south of PDX and had to speed up to get a better view! The owner must be a character....much like the car.
Great pics of a great little car!
There was a time when 850's were a common view in Spain, thanks to the fact of being built by SEAT, along with 600's, 124's ...etc
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