Fiat Dino Forum (FDF)

Number 27 is out in a Dino again:
https://youtu.be/e7ItyzBKtwY?is=Yehg9VuQkbpx4GlM

Hi Michael

Maybe Mark's video can help you clarify this topic:
https://youtu.be/LHfy6PdjWjY?is=-nRg1YV4McS6n2XP

BR
Erik

https://www.elshoutengineering.com/fiat-dino-parts
https://www.elshoutengineering.com/igni ... conversion
https://youtu.be/2SssSoVykBw?is=VsiaUgrw8PagRu2D

Hi

To my best understanding, the cranckshaft is externally balanced by the flywheel & the harmonic balancer.
You can clearly see the counter weight`s on the backside of the flywheel & balancer.

Erik

Another Dino mystery! During my research, I have come across a couple of strange engine numbers, that Im not able to interpret Bout engines are stamped with an additional alfa numeric ending after the regular engine number: Engine 1: 135B.000-0000790 - L0T0 0=Zero Engine 2: 135B.000-0000967 - F0T0 I...

Hi Wabern

Thank you for sharing info about your Dino.
FYI i already had this info from BC4701
I hope to be able to publish updated chassis list here this autumn, but it is a lot of work, so time will show wnhat I manage:-)

BR
Erik

Once in a lifetime oportunity:
https://www.classicdriver.com/en/car/fi ... 68/1096080

And here directly at Gooding:
https://bid.goodingco.com/lots/view/1-B ... a-speciale

Hehe, but I thought it was enough to be shared here
Should have been interresting to know why BBC selected the Dino 2.0 Coupe (a vehicle not sold in UK) as a intro & ending vehicle in this episode of the program "Wheelbase" broadcasted on BBC Two 13.February 1970.

What is it with BBC & Dino`s?
https://youtu.be/3GEyP_lOmrs?si=W8Jg-U2t9acVtB81

Here's my contribution to this thread. 135AS0000454 Located in Albuquerque, New Mexico in my shop. Registered here since 1978. Three of the images are Chassis, Ricambi, and engine numbers. One image is someones idea of simplifying the import process by using a Fiat 850 ID tag. The engine number see...