1965 FIAT 500 JOLLY REPLICA

KEY FACTS

• A fun Italian classic, which began life as a Fiat 500 F before being converted into a charming open-top ‘Jolly’ beach car replica.
• In the rear of the car sits an 18bhp 499cc two-cylinder engine, driving the rear wheels via a four-speed manual transmission.
• The car presents in freshly restored and converted condition throughout.

EQUIPMENT AND FEATURES

• Evoking the period colour scheme of a genuine ‘Jolly’, the car’s bodywork is finished in Light Blue, while the interior is a custom Beige Wicker.
• The car showcases some thoughtful details, including restraining ropes along the flanks in place of the doors, and matching Beige thick pile carpets.
• A roof panel plus the jack and spare wheel are also included in the sale.

CONDITION

• The car presents well, with no known bodywork damage.
• The resprayed Light Blue paintwork of this example is in outstanding condition, with no visible blemishes anywhere on the car.
• Inside, its wicker interior is also in superb order, with no wear or damage.
• Having also been mechanically restored, the engine bay also presents very well indeed, further evidencing the car’s impressive condition.
• The car has no electrical or mechanical faults.

SERVICE HISTORY

• The vendor indicates a full mechanical restoration, and notes that the car’s timing belt was also changed at this time – this was completed two months ago.

SUMMARY

This Fiat 500 Jolly Replica is a charismatic beach car and a brilliant tribute to a 1960s icon. Fresh from a recent restoration, this recreation has all the sophistication and charm of an original, and will make an excellent addition to any classic car collection. It is also mechanically rebuilt, meaning it is ready to transport its next owners along a coastline or around a marina in elegance and style.

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