Description
FIAT 500 Nuova 110D from 1961, one of the iconic models that greatly contributed to motorising Italy during the 1960s. Compact, lightweight and endearing, the Fiat 500 is today a true automotive icon. This 1961 version retains the reverse-opening doors, known as "suicide doors", an emblematic feature of the early models, particularly appreciated by collectors. It is powered by the air-cooled two-cylinder engine of 499 cc, a simple, robust and economical motor that fully contributes to the unique driving charm of the Fiat 500.
This car has remained in the same family for 25 years. It benefits from a Collector's Registration Document and a valid MOT valid until July 2026.
In 1999, a cosmetic restoration was carried out including a complete respray and interior refurbishment.
Specifications
* Model: Fiat 500 Nuova 110D
* Year: 1961
* Reverse-opening doors ("suicide doors")
* Folding canvas roof
* Spare wheel
* Original jack
* Collector's Registration Document
Recent Maintenance
Numerous works have been carried out to ensure the reliability of the vehicle:
* New Weber carburettor
* New fuel tank
* New fuel gauge
* New fuel pump hose
* Ignition coils, spark plugs and wiring harness replaced
* New brake fluid reservoir
* Rear wheel bearing replaced
* Steering ball joint replaced
This Fiat 500 is ready to take to the road and will suit both a collector and an enthusiast wishing to enjoy a characterful motor car on outings or at classic vehicle gatherings.
Additional photo file available upon request.
