Rare opportunity to own one of just 400 examples of the 1969 Fiat Gamine Convertible, an Italian-bodied roadster produced from 1967 to 1970. This charming two-seater was bodied by Vignale and built on the Fiat 500 platform, featuring a rear twin-cylinder engine and design inspired by the Fiat Coppa d'Oro. Named after cyclist Raphaël Géminiani, the car's French distributor, the Gamine presents a distinctive toy-like character that remains instantly recognizable.

The convertible features a collapsible hood stored ingeniously behind the seats, two comfortable armchair-style seats, and a unique Ferrera-branded aluminum-spoke steering wheel with leather rim. Finished in striking red with vinyl interior, the car is presented in very good general condition. A charming piece of automotive history with undeniable character and head-turning appeal.