Fiat 600 Ragtop -64
Fiat 600 ragtop sunroof
1964 – 87.681 km – turquoise blue
Engine: 0,8l inline four
• 33 hp
Transmission: Manual
Driveline: RWD
Additional info:
• Rare ragtop sunroof from the ’60s
• Imported from Sweden
• Fully restored until 2018:
• Repainted (whole car)
• Re-upholstered interior
• New tires and hubcaps
• Exhaust
• Suspension and chassis
• Electrics
• Fuel tank
• Bumpers, badges, trims etc
• Museum registered, next MOT by 3.4.2029
• Excellent condition!
”Tasked with putting Italy on the road, together with the New 500 the Fiat 600 paved the way for one of the most radical changes in the last century. It replaced the 500 "Topolino" very efficiently, becoming the ideal car for families during the demographic boom.”
”Hallmarks of the 600’s appearance were its rounded shape, large window area and a curved windscreen. Sliding windows added to the car’s interior space with minimalism continuing to the compact styling of the dashboard with its essential instrumentation contained within a small nacelle ahead of the driver.
At its launch the 600 lacked the usual preference for a sunroof. For 1956 a folding roof became optional and opened almost the full length of the cabin. Another early modification was adoption of winding windows, and soon afterwards models with bright side mouldings, hooded headlamp bezels and windscreen washers were introduced. Interiors were given a makeover so that padded instrument cowls graced facias to give a less utilitarian look while redesigned seats afforded greater support and comfort.
The most significant change to the 600’s specification was the arrival of the 600D in the summer of 1960. Visually, the 600D was identified by its front window quarterlights but it was the revision to the drive train that was most noteworthy. Adoption of a larger engine, the cubic capacity being increased to 767cc, gave the car more power as well as a 68 instead of 62mph top speed. Changes to the car’s cooling and braking systems were also implemented in addition to an upgrading of the vehicle’s electrics.”
Source: https://www.fiat500enthusiasts.co.uk/model-history/fiat-600-and-multipla/
Available for export!
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