Found on Collecting Cars60 photos1966 Fiat 500
Specifications
- Year
- 1966
- Make / Model
- Fiat 500
- Engine
- 499cc
- Exterior color
- Red
- Interior color
- Beige
- Seller type
- Private seller
Description
KEY FACTS This Fiat 500 has been converted into a charming recreation of the famous Jolly or 'Spiaggina' variant. It is powered by a 499 cc two-cylinder inline petrol engine, driving the rear wheels via a four-speed manual transmission. The car has been deregistered in Italy for export. While the registration document in the name of the previous owner is on file, the seller does not have paperwork in their name, but has evidence of their purchase of the vehicle. The odometer shows 23,824 km, though this is not warranted. Please note: this car is being sold with the hammer price excluding VAT (‘netto’), so it is each bidder’s responsibility to investigate VAT or duty liability in their own market. EQUIPMENT AND FEATURES It is finished in red, with bespoke woven seating in the style of the original cars, and trim accents. The car rides on 12-inch steel wheels painted cream, fitted with Pirelli P3000 tyres. There is a lightweight roof frame with a red and cream fabric canopy. Accompanied by its Italian registration document (carta di circolazione) and proof of deregistration for export, along with one key. CONDITION Please refer to the photo gallery to assess the exterior and interior condition. SERVICE HISTORY The seller states that it was most recently serviced in February 2025 at an indicated 23,824 km. SUMMARY This Fiat 500 Jolly Replica reflects a charming era of Italian automotive history, renowned for its open-air motoring experience and distinctive style. Converted from an original 1966 Berlina into its present body style, it is a faithful homage, including the woven wicker seating. It would make a delightful addition to any assembly of classics, to enjoy as a fun entrant at car meets, or as a characterful companion for coastal jaunts. Descriptions are provided by the seller and, to their knowledge, are accurate and not misleading. Buyers must satisfy themselves of the description’s accuracy, and independent research is strongly advised. Enquiries should be rai
