Description
Fiat 500 110F, manufactured in 1967 and first registered in Italy in 1968.
A completely original example, exceptionally preserved and entirely rust-free. The car has undergone no modifications and presents itself today in a remarkable original condition, both externally and internally, as well as mechanically.
It retains its twin-cylinder 499 cc engine and its 4-speed manual gearbox. Its cream/ ivory colour, combined with the cognac interior and black canvas sunroof, corresponds to its period presentation.
It displays 39, 974 km on the odometer. The car is preserved in a closed garage, sheltered from the elements, and will not be used again before its sale. This mileage will therefore be the figure shown upon delivery to the new owner.
An example whose authenticity and level of preservation are particularly rare today.
My Fiat 500 spent its entire motoring life in Rome, where it remained within the same family.
When it left Rome, it did not enter a second period of use. It was transported by specialist convoy to Estepona, in southern Spain, to be preserved as a collector's vehicle in a closed garage, without being driven.
Its mileage is precisely documented: 39, 831 km in 2019, 39, 945 km in 2021, 39, 952 km in 2023, 39, 959 km at the time of the March 2025 inspection and 39, 966 km at the Spanish ITV in May 2025.
The file includes the Spanish technical inspection carried out in 2025 as part of the procedure for classification as a historic vehicle. This inspection identifies chassis 110F1649189 and confirms the correspondence between the vehicle examined and the documentary information presented.
The technical report concludes favourably on its classification as a historic vehicle from its next registration. The preliminary ITV was successfully passed on 26 May 2025. The definitive Spanish registration was deliberately not completed, leaving the next owner the freedom to register the car directly in their country of residence.
