• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar

VeloceToday.com

The Online Magazine for Italian and French Classic Car Enthusiasts

  • Home
  • Subscribe
  • About
  • Contact
  • Donate
  • As Found

fiat dino history fiat dino spider

Fiat Dino, Body and Soul Part II, Body

January 18, 2012 By pete

Story by Michael Bayer
Photography by Ken Visser

The Body

As we have seen in Part 1 of the Fiat Dino Spider the stunning Pininfarina body was used for both the 2.0 Liter and the 2.4 Liter Fiat Dino Spiders. The overwhelming factor in either case is the body–prone to rust, as were most steel Italian bodies of the era, but no doubt one of the finest designs to have left the PF drawing boards in the 1960s. (ed.)

Fiat Dino 2.0-pf-coupe

The coupe by Bertone worked, but not nearly as well as the Pininfarina Spider, which has to be on one Pininfarina’s finest designs ever.

This content is for Premium Subscriber members only.
LoginSubscribe

Tagged With: buying a fiat dino, dino fiat, ferrari dino, fiat dino, fiat dino history fiat dino spider, fiat spider

Primary Sidebar

     SIGN UP BELOW TO RECEIVE VELOCETODAY EVERY WEEK FOR FREE

         

       EXCLUSIVE ARTICLES ABOUT 

    EXTRAORDINARY AUTOMOBILES

PositiveSSL

Recent Posts

  • VeloceToday for March 3, 2026
  • Sports Car Racing at Midland, TX 1960-62
  • Smith’s Alfa Vintage Racing Chronicles
  • Squarebacks to Love
  • The Final Word on Squarebacks!
  • Sports Car Racing at Midland, TX, 1959
  • Tripoli 1939: Italian Job That Mis-fired
  • Gauld Checks Out the Ferrari Estate Car
  • Juan Manuel Fangio Tribute
  • Sports Car Racing at Midland, TX, 1958-59
  • Behind the PBS SOCAL Story: My Extra 5 Minutes of Fame
  • Sharp’s Retro Part 4: French Classics
  • Sharp’s Retro Part 5: Interesting Others
  • Sharp’s Retro Part 6: Art and Neat Stuff
  • Sharp’s Retro Part 1: Ferrari
  • Sharp’s Retro Part 2: Alfa and Lancia
  • Sharp’s Retro Part 3: Fiat and Others
  • Amore mio Ardea
  • Bill Warner finds the Don Vitale Nardi
  • Thornley Kelham, the home of the Lancia Bandit
  • The Legends of Bob Gerard
  • Retromobile 2026, First Report
  • Graham Gauld on Nardi
  • Gauld and the Auburn Douze
  • The Races of Life, a Review
  • The Selected Works of Aldo Zana
  • Aldo Zana at the Monaco Grand Prix, 1968
  • Wilson’s 6C 2500: Will it Fit?
  • Panning for Gold Part 2
  • Robert F. Pauley explores the SCCA parking lots

Copyright © 2026 · VeloceToday.com · Privacy · Sitemap

MENU
  • Home
  • Subscribe
  • About
  • Contact
  • Donate
  • As Found