KruJoe

They are reproductions I had made of the original plates which I still have- they were just looking a bit tatty and were letting the car down, but these are 100% identical.
Thanks for all the kind comments.
Up until 2 years ago I worked as the Fiat/ Abarth specialist at my local Fiat dealer for 11 years, so most of the parts to rebuild it have been genuine Fiat, surprisingly hard to find, even with access to Fiat parts systems.
it spent a bit of time in the showroom too.
exploit yellow was the colour that Fiat did most of the early advertising with. My mum bought an exploit yellow 55sx (one up from base with black bumpers) in 1995 so I had to have one in this colour.
it also has a lot of very hard to find new old stock accessories, probably worth more than the car as a whole 🙈
headlamp protectors, mats, mud flap kit, boot liner, Philips 6 disc CD changer
I still have the original 14”steel wheels with correct brand new ELX trims, but you could spec Punto GT/ Sporting wheels as a cost option so I’m happy to run them.
its won a prize at the Scottish Italian car day last two years in a row- most people seem to be more impressed in a near 30 year old Punto than all the exotic Ferraris/ lamborghinis’s etc

hi there, thanks for having me.
This is my exploit yellow Punto 75elx that I have owned for 10 years, and have restored.
I love this car, enjoy the photos.
simon

1965 Peugeot 205

1977 Talbot Alpine Wankrattler

Snortmaster

Sneezemaster

Fartmaster

Routehalitosis

Morning After Master

Raymond Revuemaster

Dancing on Ice Master

Strictly Bus Dancing

Ringmasters

I think I'll go now...  sorry

Spacemaster



Seamaster

Skymaster

Sailmaster

Fieldmaster

Monoroute

Shortmaster

Flatmaster

Railmaster

Driftmaster

Lowmaster

Discomaster

Schoolmaster

Restmaster

Routemaffia

Routemallard

Routemaster of Death, the Destroyer of Worlds


Arrival of the Divine Routemaster

 

'53 Panhard Uber Eats delivery vee-hicle

'57 Plymouth Belvedere 'Belipopter' apparently. 

'79 Pontiac Firebird rubbish lorry

1971 Ford Mustang Sportswagon


Escort too small, Cortina too big? Ford presents the Escortina:


1972 Renault Espace

Rolls mobility scooter:


 

Jurassic Park 1958

The Fast and the Furious, 1964


A 19th century inventor with a time travelling Segway parks his zeppelin in a Tesco car park.

 

1984 skoda yeti jcb 3cx digger excavating some raspberry ripple ice cream

jps lotus lada riva

A man is stranded on the hard shoulder of the motorway with a broken Morris Marina he just bought for £200. 




Is he asleep or dead in the last picture? Anyway, AI doesn't know what a Marina looks like either....

2012 Hyundai Stella mini cab picking up a hen party from the chip shop

1955 Audi TT

1988 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia

North Korean Postman Pat


Oil change, communist propaganda


Winnie the Pooh cruising in a '64 Impala lowrider

The Maserati Women’s Institute and Nit Nurse Jolly Bus Tours, through the ages

 

Rolls Royce Karting

Grandmaster Flash & Melle Mel, holidaying at Bets-Y-Coed



Yes, of course it rained their whole stay.  These were the only photos they could do.

I disagree


 
There remains room for expansion

I asked for an Alfa 164 Sportwagon and they produced this.  I’m thinking they were taking the Pisa.

While over at Staten Island, the 1986 Ford Thunderbird Ice Cream Vans were  shown fresh from restoration. The Golden Girls Troupe came out of retirement for the occasion (and were in great shape too!)

Baguette Wagon R F4