Lifted Fiat?

[Alfa75racer]

Has anyone out there ever lifted their Fiat either for rally use or as a tribute car? I am about to start building the suspension on mine with adjustable coils and longer strut inserts along with adding anti-sway bars. I have a nice set of period correct 14x7" OZ wheels from an Alfa that will be stepped out with adapters and cover by fender flares. I am looking to build it in the fashion of the 911's that use to race in Africa and other rallys.
Does anyone have pictures of what a lifted Fiat looks like, besides the one with the truck frame of course.
Here are some examples of the look I'm going for.

 

[Matt Brannon - Midwest Bayless]

I''ve always thought that would be cool...

to make a bush buggy out of a stripped out X.

All it takes is a set of 128 Sedan or Wagon struts in the front and rear.

Steering would certainly be a "challenge" to get geometry right, but on
gravel who cares, right? You're either sliding or wheel spinning either way.

-Matt

 

[Steve Hoelscher]

Anybody remember the "Shake"?

The Bertone "Shake" was a direct ancestor to the X.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2760/4197661020_ce6ffd7501.jpg

 

[fiatmonkey]

Build a Prototipo replica!

 

[mike3487]

Here are two pictures I found,