1975 Fiat 124 Coupe
This 1975 Fiat is up for auction on Norwegian auction site auksjonen.no with bids starting at around £3000.
It looks really sharp in light blue with a red interior, but how deep does that rust go…
Price: £3,000 starting bid
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1975 BMW 2002
Where: finn.no, Drammen, Norway
We don’t know much about this turbo-look 2002 for sale in Norway, but what we do know is that we love it! It’s a very strong price for a modified 2002 but these cars are making money now and any rust-free example is not going to be cheap. £20k to you if you are bold enough!
Price: 250,000Kr (£20,500)
1975 Bricklin SV1
Where: hemmings.com, Michigan, USA
This must be the best Bricklin in existence. It has only covered 775 miles since new and is completely original except for a quality re-paint and an air door conversion. It has the 351cu in engine and for a car that is effectively new, it doesn’t have a ludicrous price tag.
Price: $21,500 (£14,180)
1975 Datsun 120Y
Where: trademe.co.nz, New Zealand
This cool little Datsun race car for sale in New Zealand looks like it could be a great project for someone to get it to a race-winning standard. It has a CA18DET Turbo engine and Nissan S14 5-speed gearbox. It needs fine-tuning to make it competitive but no matter what, you’ll be having fun!
Price: Aution starting at $9000 NZ (£4400)
1975 Fiat 130
Where: www.mobile.de, Amersfoort, Holland
We’re big fans of these imposing Italian saloons here at PistonJuice, and this one has a spot-on colour scheme of dark blue with light blue velour interior. It is showing 4200km on the clock but it’s not clear if this is backed up with documentation. However, it looks in tip-top condition throughout and has the bigger 3200cc engine to waft this cruiser along nicely.
Price: €14,500 (£10,500)
1975 Alfa Romeo Montreal
Where: autoscout24.com, Terborg, Holland
So how much is an Alfa Montreal worth? Prices are all over the place accros all markets with speculative prices up to £90,000. With its exotic concept car looks and tuneful V8 powerplant, it’s a car that deserves it’s place in the top order of classics. This one is for sale in Holland for £35,700 which seems about right to us, assuming it’s in top fettle.
Price: €49,900 (£35,700)
1975 Toyota Celica
Where: autoscout24.com, Frasnes-Les-Gosselies, Belgium
This beautiful, unmodified early Celica is for sale in Belgium and is said to be a one-owner car with 65,000km (40,000 miles) on the clock, with a full service history to back up the claim. Fantastic 70’s colour combo makes this car as desirable a can be and possibly unrepeatable. A cracking price, too.
Price: €11,950 (£8660)
