Description
1963 FIAT SEICENTO D MULTIPLA Beautiful original color scheme - light yellow/ white body with brown and white interior. Engine rebuilt from scratch with a 850 c. c. unit. Interior properly restored with horse hair, yuta canvas and vipla as per original. New rubber carpets and everything else. Car currently not registered in Italy PRA (pubblico registro automobilistico). It has number plates and libretto di circolazione.
Price includes the cost of the vehicle but not transport, transfer of ownership, etc. Auto will be sold "as is", and therefore potential buyers are strongly encouraged to verify its condition in person.
car located in Acireale (CT), Sicily, Italy
Francesco +39 347 347 02 02 (italy)
The Fiat 600 Multipla D earns its cult status through a mix of eccentric design and genuine rarity. Its front end — nicknamed the "tricheco" (walrus) face for the bulbous, whiskered look of the headlights and grille — makes it one of the most divisive silhouettes in automotive history: equal parts awkward and endearing. Few remain today, and even fewer have survived in this condition.
What sets this particular example apart:
Colorway: a light, elegant white/ ivory duotone — a refreshing departure from the somber greens, greys, and browns typically seen on surviving Multiplas.
Interior: matching tan and ivory upholstery across all 7 seats, rare for a car whose interiors are usually dark and utilitarian.
Engine: upgraded from the original 600cc to an 850cc unit, giving it noticeably more usable power than a stock Multipla.
Restoration: brought back to a "perfect" state by an owner clearly devoted to preserving — and improving — a genuinely oddball piece of Italian design history.
Together, these details turn what's normally a quirky, slightly dumpy microvan into something closer to a bijou: proof that even Fiat's ugly ducklings can be made beautiful with the right eye.
