GTV and Giulietta

Ian Jobbins > wrote:

> I need to cheaply (ha ha) get my 1984 gtv 2000 back up to roadworthy
> condition. Needs lots of work, but has become a bit of an obsession.
>
> Are the many mechanical parts that are interchangable between the gtv and
> the giuletta?

Just about all the oily bits are.

Most are also interchangable with the 75, too, especially if you fancy a
few upgrades.
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Ian Jobbins wrote:

> I need to cheaply (ha ha) get my 1984 gtv 2000 back up to roadworthy
> condition. Needs lots of work, but has become a bit of an obsession.
>
> Are the many mechanical parts that are interchangable between the gtv and
> the giuletta?

Yes, virtually everything apart from (AIUI) the main drive shaft and, of
course, any components from differing engines.

> Any info greatly appreciated.

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I need to cheaply (ha ha) get my 1984 gtv 2000 back up to roadworthy
condition. Needs lots of work, but has become a bit of an obsession.

Are the many mechanical parts that are interchangable between the gtv and
the giuletta?

Any info greatly appreciated.


Ian