The Fiat 128 Pulsar is a car created in 1971 by Giovanni Michelotti, it takes up the platform and the mechanical parts of the Fiat 128 Coupè, in this case there is a large study on passenger safety, with integrated shock absorbing bumpers, while a protection is arranged laterally.
The Fiat 128 Pulsar was presented for the first time by Michelotti at the 1971 Turin Motor Show, in a bright yellow livery, this color is also the source of a study on safety, since yellow allowed greater visibility in traffic, in fact today many garments used by motorcyclists, including helmets, is a beautiful bright yellow, Michelotti had already thought about it in 1971. It was repainted in red and exhibited once again in 1972. The line of the Fiat 128 Pulsar is wedge-shaped, with two doors and a rear window that rises upwards to give more dynamism. The headlights are retractable, while the interior takes up the dashboard of the Fiat 128, with very few changes. The engine is the same as the Fiat 128 coupè 1300 cc with 75 hp of maximum power.
Source: https://www.carrozzieri-italiani.com
Photos by Rainer Schlegelmilch
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