1969 Fiat Gamine Convertible Red For Sale With its toy look, the Fiat 500 Vignale is an Italian car, produced for about three years, from 1967 to 1970 in two series of 200 copies each.  It is a two-seater roadster, bodied by Vignale based on a Fiat 500, with a rear twin-cylinder engine.  It takes up the design of the Fiat Coppa d'Oro.  It is equipped with two very comfortable armchairs.  The steering wheel is also specific, two aluminum spokes with the Ferrera logo and leather rim. A hood and its arch are housed behind the seats, in place of the rear seat.  It was distributed in France by Fiat dealers. The importer was GAM, Garage Automobiles Monégasque (in Monaco) owned by former cyclist Raphaël Géminiani, which earned him the nickname “Gamine” in France. Its design was copied for the OUI-OUI car. Vehicle in very good general condition  A great opportunity to own a 1969 Fiat gamine Red that will turn many heads where ever you decide to go… For sale by Dealer, and located in France, Europe.

Transport and duty taxes to be paid by the Buyer, we can provide estimates for these costs. Trim: Convertible For Sale
Options: Vinyl Interior Surface