1970 Fiat 500 on 2040-cars
Allison Park, Pennsylvania, United States
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1970 Fiat 500 L -- 595 CC 2 cylinder rear engine. Top speed in the high 60s, maybe 70. I have read that the gas mileage is 50-60 mpg, but I have never calculated it. I installed new interior door panels, sun visors, rear panels, door handles, window cranks, glove box, and other interior parts last year. Tires are in great shape as I rarely drive it. I bought this car in Italy in 1999 and shipped it back to the US. I believe I'm only the third owner. The odometer shows 62,379 kilometers. Parts are easy to get online or from US retailers that specialize in Italian cars (e.g. JC Olbert and Company). I have brake pads, brake drums, fuel filter, shocks, door seals, new body panels (hood, front panel, fenders, rear quarter panel) and various other new spare parts that I will send with the car. Check the NADA pricing guide if you have any doubt about the value. Nice shape. The car runs great and is a real head turner. Would be a show car with new paint and body work in key areas (has some dings/dents and peeling paint).Shipping is the responsibility of the buyer. |
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