Produced on the basis of the Fiat 500 (110) F
Very interesting and original car.
Registered in 1970.
Asi approved.
He traveled 7. 162 km.
Auto restored a few years ago.
Lobster color exterior.
Very nice two-tone black interior with lobster-colored edges.
Leather seats.
Present the canvas roof as in origin, which is stored behind the seats in its special bag.
There is also a summer canvas roof with orange stripes, specially made by the owner to match the body color.
Equipped with a very rare rear luggage rack, specially made by the owner.
Additional front lights.
Fiat 110F engine.
Displacement 499cc.
Gearbox with four speeds plus reverse.
Borrani spoke wheels that embellish the aesthetics of the car.
125/ 80 R12 tires.
Weight 480 Kg.
Original Turin Italian number plate.
Italian documents.

The Vignale Gamine is a small rear-engined car produced by Carrozzeria Vignale from 1967 to 1971, based on the Fiat 500 but with a roadster body, two seats and a canvas roof. Designed by Alfredo Vignale, founder of Carrozzeria Vignale based in Turin and active from 1946 to 1973, a well-known company that has created bodyworks for prestigious brands such as Cisitalia, Ferrari and Maserati.
On the morning of November 16, 1969, Alfredo Vignale died in an obscure road accident at the age of 56. One of the great architects of the Italian bodywork disappeared with him, and the company was then liquidated in 1973.
Since 1974 the Vignale brand has been part of the Ford Group and after thirty years in 2004, it was back active with the presentation of the Ford Focus Vignale prototype. In 2013, at the Frankfurt Motor Show, the Mondeo Vignale was previewed, and today the brand distinguishes Ford cars with exclusive fittings.

PRICE : 31000 euro