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SO what the heck does a 1967 Fiat BTM look like? I tried to google it but I just get stories about Seinfelds crash.
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Wikipedia shows no "BTM". there are some 2 seaters though.

http://http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Fiat_models_since_1899
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SO what the heck does a 1967 Fiat BTM look like? I tried to google it but I just get stories about Seinfelds crash.
"BTM" is the abbreviation for "Body Type Model" used by DMV's and police departments across the country for the purpose of uniform reporting of accidents and stolen vehicles. There is a code that accompanies the BTM designation, like "CP" (Coupe), "SD" (Sedan), "RD" (Roadster) etc. An ignorant reporter probably saw "YR: 67 MAKE: FIAT BTM: CP" on a police report and thought that it was a model designation. Now it's all over the Inter-Web. There is no such car as a Fiat BTM.
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Why doesn't Jerry post here?

That would be fun.


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Are you sure he doesnt? Just hope that he was not SloPat...
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Are you sure he doesnt? Just hope that he was not SloPat...
I think we're safe in the assumption that he was (is) not.
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What kind of car has brakes that stop working?

Oh wait, a Fiat

I'm glad he walked from it and nobody got hurt. I always liked Jerry.
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Glad you're OK Jerry....Porsche's have GREAT brakes, but you already know that !
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Jim got it right.
Fiat only made two coupes in 1967 - the 124 coupe and the Dino.

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