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- Registered with the Automotoclub Storico Italiano
- Complete restoration in 2000, including engine rebuild
- Rare doors with full window, without deflector
- Rare second series model, produced from October 1959 to September 1960
The Attractions
Often celebrated as a symbol of the 'economic miracle', the Fiat 600 was one of the most successful cars ever produced in Italy. It was a car with many lives - in fact, not only did the 600 soon lead to the Multipla, one of the first mass-produced minivans in Europe, but it would also be used as the basis for the hugely popular Fiat 500.
Compact, versatile and ideal for navigating Italy's narrow roads, the 600 was the backbone of Fiat's future and became synonymous with Italy's unique and extraordinary car culture. This particular car is a rare variant of the second series, produced for a short period from October 1959 to September 1960.
This car received a complete restoration in 2000, including a complete engine rebuild. We are told that it has covered less than 500 kilometres since then and has only been used for a few rallies. The car has been garaged and covered, which no doubt contributed to its splendid condition. The interior has been reupholstered with original fabric and vinyl purchased from Fiat, and the car has been repainted with the original paint, Fiat code 672. The result is a truly remarkable Italian classic full of character.
History and Documentation
- Registered in 1960
- Third owner from new
- Car remained in the same family for the first two changes of ownership
- Registered with the Automotoclub Storico Italiano
- Last overhaul carried out in 2007, now expired
- Purchased and completely restored in 2000, including an engine rebuild
- Only used for a few rallies and always stored in the garage and covered
- Will be delivered with an up-to-date overhaul
- The five-digit odometer currently shows 47,828 km
- Complete with:
- Car Documentation
- Service Guides
- ASI Documentation
Condition
- The bodywork appears to be free of significant defects
- Repainted with original paintwork, Fiat code 672, which appears beautifully
- Chrome and trim appear in excellent condition
- Doors with full glass windows, without deflector
- The wheels are in very good condition, and are fitted with whitewall tyres
- Underbody is immaculate and free of signs of corrosion
- Interior redone with original fabric and vinyl purchased from Fiat
- Interior is in excellent condition
- Rear seats are protected by plastic
- No signs of rips or tears
- Dashboard is clean
- No signs of damage or significant wear in the interior
Mechanics
- Engine Type 100 four-cylinder in-line engine with overhead valves of 633cm³
- 5-speed manual gearbox
- Engine completely rebuilt with original parts, which has travelled few kilometres since restoration
- Rear springs and leaf springs have been replaced
- The seller informs us that the car drives well
- No mechanical problems of any kind have been reported to us
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