Hello Fabio,

On Friday May 24 2019 09:21, you wrote to Henri Derksen:

 FB> It was the model that come in place of the fiat 500, it had the same
 FB> engine type and displacement, two cylinders air cooled, back
 FB> displacement and the mechanical starter (a small lever placed on the
 FB> floor of the car that pulled a cable that phisically link the starter
 FB> electical engine to the flywheel like the fiat 500), look at this:
 FB> https://youtu.be/_Y6z4UyhPKA The second lever is the "choke".

My first car was a Fiat 500. Yes, I remember the two levers between the front
seats beside the hand brake..

BTW, my mother's Renault 4 (La Reine) in which I learned yo drive also had a
similar starter lever next to the hand brake. Same as the Renault Dauphine in
whch I did tghe driver's test.

 FB> A really fun car! :)

Yep the Fiat 500 was a fun car. It carried me to many of the EU countries.
France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Spain, Andorra, Monaco, Italy, Germany, Austria,
Switserland, The UK, Ireland, Czecho Slovakia and Poland. I once dismounted the
engine, carried it inside my house boat to replace a valve. Then carried it
back out and remounted it.

Unfortunately the Fiat 500 had a serious rust problem and it so it ended on the
scrao yard...


Cheers, Michiel

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