Fiat 500 Jolly Recreation 1971

The Fiat 500 was the car that put Italians on the road after World War II and it lived many lives, including as an urban runabout, as a rural transport car from farmer to market and also as a sports car tuned by Abarth. The most unusual variation, however, came from Carrozzeria Ghia. These beach cars, called the 500 Jolly, were regularly seen on sunny Mediterranean beaches in the 1960s and 1970s. With its open sides, striped "Surrey tops" and wicker seats, the Jolly allowed its jet-set occupants to enjoy warm, salty air between hotel lobbies and sandy beaches. The Fiat 500 Jolly offered here is a perfect Recreation. The car was recently restored and transformed into the car offered today. It has not been driven since then. It is in very nice and driving condition. A special car to be allowed to auction. To get a good picture of the lot we advise you to come to the viewing day.