1968 Vintage Antique Fiat 500 Francis Lombardi Mycar Rare Car!!!! on 2040-cars
Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:2 cylinder
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 2
Make: Fiat
Model: 500
Trim: black
Drive Type: manual
Mileage: 0
Disability Equipped: No
Exterior Color: White
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Interior Color: Black
Extremely Rare Hard-Top version of the classic Fiat 500. This is a Francis Lombardi MyCar edition with special design features such as the hard top, rear spoiler lip, wooden shifter and steering wheel, thicker dashboard, etc....Only approximately 1000 of these cars were built.
To date, I haven't been able to locate any other like this in all of North America....
Engine has been rebuilt in 2011 to original specs (no modifications or alterations) it's still an original Fiat 500 engine. Everything else on the car is original.
Car runs great and can be kept as-is and/or can be restored eventually.
Obviously the car is far from perfect but it's all little things such as interior blinker indicator not working, odometer is way off, alternator light is on for no reason, there are some cosmetic little things with a car that's 45 years old.
However, it's an incredibly valuable collector piece and this car attracts a lot more attention than driving my Ferrari down the road. Inevitably, everyone's cell phone comes out to take a picture as you're driving down the road.
Car can reach speeds of about 110 Km/h on a good day downhill with the wind at your back so it's totally safe for highway driving and extremely economical.
The car is free of rotting or major corrosion/rust. It is very solid and in amazingly great shape when you consider the age.
Bought the car in Italy and had it brought over to North America a decade ago and it's been a fun ride but I'm now itching for something different so it's time to let her go. Took my wedding pics with this car so it makes me sad but it's time to say goodbye.
Car can be picked up or transport can be arranged/accomodated. It's small, easy and light to carry (almost fits in your carry-on, LOL)
Expensive outdoor cover made specifically for this car is included with the sale.
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Like new only 3,393 miles 5-speed manual carfax certified 45+pics a must have!!!
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