1964 Fiat 500D Jolly Recreation
Highlights
- Only 43,015 kilometres from new
- Overhaul valid until April 2026
- Restored with many new components
- Richly detailed including wicker seats and quilted leather trim
- A high-quality re-enactment of the classic Jolly
The Attractions
There are very few cars that can live up to their name like the Fiat Jolly. Specially built to allow people to enjoy the sun and summer, preferably as close to sand and sea as possible, the revolutionary original model commissioned by Gianni Agnelli has inspired numerous replicas and re-enactments over the years.
The original examples were tuned by Ghia, who enriched them with precious details, so when converting a New 500 into a Jolly re-enactment it is very important to do it well. This beautiful example from '64 particularly stands out in this respect. It has been completely rebuilt as a Jolly, from bodywork to interior and mechanicals, and has many interesting features including the correct wicker seats, quilted leather trim and even Ghia badges.
The restorer chose the car on which to base his work with great care and expertise, an example that has covered only 43,000 km. The mechanical components are all new. A recent overhaul valid until April 2026 means that this charming classic is now ready to be enjoyed.
History and Documentation
- Based on a 500D from 1964
- Overhaul valid until April 2026
- Open bodywork approval on the registration certificate
- Recently restored by the seller
Condition
- Carefully restored down to the smallest detail, with high-quality white paintwork
- Well maintained and newly restored bodywork in excellent condition
- Equipped with nautical grade stainless-steel bumpers, guards and side bars
- The modified windshield is true to the Jolly's original appearance
- Fitted with new steel wheels with recent whitewall tyres
- Impressive interior fitted out in Jolly style with delightful details such as side safety ropes and wicker seats
- Interior in excellent condition with many new components
- Oval 500D dial and white steering wheel
- Beige carpets and quilted leather upholstery on the rear hatbox and transmission tunnel
Mechanics
- 499 cm³ engine
- 4-speed manual gearbox
- We have been told that the mechanics have been completely restored
- Equipped with an Abarth-branded aluminium oil pan
- Mechanics completely renewed including suspension and brakes
- The seller informs us that it is in perfect running condition
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Vehicle specification
- Year 1964
- Make Fiat
- Model 500
- Colour White
- Odometer 43,015 Kilometres
- Engine size 499
Listing Details
- Seller Type Trade
- Location International
- Country Italy
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