1982 Fiat 124 Spider 2000







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Description
OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE
Hagerty Marketplace is honored to offer a selection of vehicles from The SugarCreek Collection. This private collection in southwestern Ohio is supported by its own in-house restoration and maintenance shop, with a full-time staff of craftsmen. The passion of one car enthusiast can be benefited by all to enjoy, as cars return to the road after extensive builds and care. The garage is a true spectrum of car enthusiast dreams, ranging from unfinished restorations to million-dollar builds, American muscle to European classic, drag racers to off-road machines. There is truly something for everyone in SugarCreek.
This selection of vehicles offered by SugarCreek feature premium American classics, as well as a wide assortment of European enthusiast cars.
* * * The 1982 Fiat 124 Spider marked a pivotal transition in the life of the beloved Italian roadster. Originally introduced in 1966, the Spider had evolved through several mechanical and cosmetic updates. By 1982, it was known as the Spider 2000, featuring a 2.0-liter DOHC inline-four engine with Bosch L-Jetronic fuel injection, producing around 102 horsepower.
This model year was significant because it was the final year Fiat officially marketed the Spider. In mid-1982, production was handed over to Pininfarina, the design house responsible for the car’s original styling and manufacturing. Pininfarina continued building the car under its own name, branding it as the Pininfarina Spider Azzurra for the U.S. market and Spidereuropa for Europe.
The 1982 Spider retained its classic proportions, elegant lines, and nimble handling. It featured four-wheel disc brakes, a five-speed manual transmission, and a simple, user-friendly convertible top. Optional features included air conditioning, leather seats, and alloy wheels.
As Fiat exited the U.S. market, the 1982 Spider became a collector’s milestone—representing the end of an era for Fiat and the beginning of a new chapter for Pininfarina. Their brochure stated, “The Spider 2000 is the ultimate expression of Italian design and engineering—crafted by Pininfarina, powered by Fiat.”
Highlights
Offered from The SugarCreek Collection
Finished in Nero (Black) FX8
Powered by a 2.0-liter DOHC Inline-Four
Five-speed manual transmission
Features
Recent maintenance includes:
Vehicle Battery
Oil change
Flushed the cooling system replaced thermostat
Coolant temperature switch sender
Replaced the cooling fan thermos switch
Replaced vehicle overheat sender switch
Pinion seal
Both U-joints in the drive shaft
Center support bearing on driveshaft
The fuel sender and fuel pump
Fuel injection temp sensor Connector
Rewired the reverse light switch harness
Replace the column for the wipers and turn signal inoperative
Replaced the steering wheel horn adapter hub
Passenger headlamp
Replaced the hazards flasher relay
Trunk lock cylinder
Installed the washer fluid system reservoir
Performed a four-wheel brake system flush
Known Imperfections
Radio does not have any connectors behind the dash for it to plug in. Radio is from a Mercedes
Driver’s door latch is broken internally, causing the door to be harder to open
The convertible top cover has a rip in it
Creases in driver’s side convertible top cloth
Rear window warped
Cuts and holes in seats
Dash cracked
Steering wheel oxidized
Console rusty and torn
Radio bezel missing
Trunk paint bubbled
Luggage rack rusty
Grille rusty
Bumper oxidized
Crack in the frame on the driver’s front cradle
Door chime is inoperative
Included
Two 2 sets of keys for ignition and for trunk lock
Ownership History
This 1982 Fiat 124 Spider 2000 joined The SugarCreek Collection in September 2019
Additional Notes
A Broad Arrow Auctions Specialist is working as an agent on behalf of the owner of this vehicle. Broad Arrow Auctions is a wholly owned subsidiary of Hagerty.
Contact: Matt Lowney Phone: 623.308.2640 email: mlowney@hagerty.com
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