While the Beatles were working on the Abbey Road LP and NASA was preparing the first moon landing with the Apollo 11, this cute Fiat 500 was delivered to its first owner on 28 February 1969. This beautiful timeless model has stood the test of time very well. The car has only been repainted once in its original colour, Giallo Positano 208.

The overall condition of the car is neat. This is clearly a classic that has always been well cared for. With its tare weight of 514 kg and its air-cooled 2-cylinder 500 cc engine, it is a wonderfully economical city car. This is the popular version with the small circular speedometer; nice and basic. The interior is still incredibly beautiful and of course it features the porcelain flower vase and the Saint Christopher medallion on the dashboard to protect the car's passengers in busy traffic. Wonderful 1960s nostalgia!

The mechanical parts of the car have always been maintained very well and are in good condition. Of course the car is 53 years old and it cannot be compared to today's cars. The bodywork is neat and shiny, with a few imperfections in the paint as a result of time, of course (see photos). The chassis and suspension are in fine condition. The convertible roof has recently been renewed and a new battery has also been installed. The odometer reading is 21,970 km.

This reliable mini car will bring a smile to the faces of all fellow road users. Of course, this classic car is exempt from MOT and vehicle excise duty. This quirky Fiat 500 eludes more positive reactions than my Lamborghini.

The car can be viewed in Heerhugowaard. We provide the correct export document for foreign bidders free of charge so you can quickly have the car registered in a country of your choice. We are also willing to help you with appropriate professional transport.