1970 Fiat 500 With 650cc Engine on 2040-cars
Athens, Georgia, United States
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This Fiat 500 runs, stops, and drives. It is in great running condition with no problems. It doesn't leak or burn oil. The exhaust pipe doesn't leak. It starts right up unless it is below freezing (and then not at all). Recently tuned up with new spark plugs, etc. It is a fun car to drive--peppy and turns on a rail. Top speed is about 65 mph (unlike older Fiat 500s with the smaller engine size). The tires could use rotating and will need replaced soon, depending on your driving amount. The low beam on the right side headlight is out but both work fine with high beam, which is how I've been driving it and getting just the right amount of light. It has a 4 gallon gas tank. The gas gauge is a bit off but works. The oil gauge isn't hooked up. The RPMs and speedometer is fine. The CD player/radio works great. The sunroof opens and closes just fine. It is now the black and white checkerboard top (new). This is the most talked about car, bringing joy to everyone she drives by. Abnath tags. The "turbo" tag on the rear hood is untrue. It is not a turbo, just a 650 engine, which is an excellent upgrade for these 500s. A prior owner put fake air intake vents under the side view mirrors. When the doors opened, they pressed against these "vents" leaving small indentations. That's where the decals are (see photos). Otherwise the body is pristine: excellent paint job, no rust. In summary: This is a Fiat 500 in great working order with only the most minor troubles.
Location: Athens, GA. You can pick it up or I can assist with your shipper. It would cost about $350 to ship it anywhere along the East Coast/Midwest. The title is from Florida from a previous owner and then written over to me. As it turns out, Georgia will not issue titles for older cars. So I am selling it with that title plus a bill of sale. P. S. the only reason I'm selling this car is because I want to buy a sailboat. |
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