Fiat 1200TV Spider 1956

The Fiat 1200TV Spider, introduced in 1956, was a standout in the world of convertibles. Designed by Italian coachbuilder Pininfarina, this model was known for its elegant lines and timeless design. The 1200TV Spider was a successor to the successful Fiat 1100, and the model was equipped with a 1.2-liter four-stroke engine that generated about 55 horsepower. This offered a pleasant driving experience for open-drive enthusiasts, with a combination of style and performance that was typical of Italian automobile production of the time.

The Fiat 1200TV Spider was produced until 1966 and was part of an important period in automotive history, during which Fiat made its mark in the market for sporty vehicles. The car was equipped with a manual transmission and had a relatively low weight, which contributed to its agility and driving pleasure. The interior offered space for four people, which made it an attractive option for trips with friends or family. The Fiat 1200TV Spider remains a beloved model among collectors and car enthusiasts. To get a good idea of the lot, we recommend coming to the viewing day.

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Joop Stolze Classic Cars is discontinuing as a business and the entire collection is being auctioned off through Classic Car Auctions. What began more than 50 years ago as a personal passion grew into a huge collection of classic cars’s, mopeds, motorcycles, collectibles and automobiles. This unique auction offers enthusiasts and collectors the rare opportunity to acquire pieces collected over decades. Everything must go and many lots will be auctioned without reserve. The auction takes place entirely online, with viewing days for those who want to see the collection in real life.

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