Fiat 500 Jolly Ghia. 1959 FIAT 500 JOLLY GHIA Fabricante FIAT They took off the doors, added wicker seats and a fringed fabric roof that promised to protect millionaires from the Mediterranean sun The Fiat 500 was the car that put Italians on the road after World War II and it lived many lives, including as an urban runabout, a rural farm-to-market hauler and also as an Abarth-tuned sports car
Fiat 500 JOLLY GHIA from antoniocassella.it
They took off the doors, added wicker seats and a fringed fabric roof that promised to protect millionaires from the Mediterranean sun The Fiat 500 Jolly was a mini car or city car produced by Fiat and designed to be stored on the fronts of yachts and then off-loaded once at the port to go island hopping.
Fiat 500 JOLLY GHIA
When Gianni Agnelli required a "yacht tender" to carry aboard his 82-foot yacht, Agneta, he asked the design team at Fiat to create a lightweight vehicle that could easily be lowered off the boat for. This 1971 Fiat jolly by Ghia is in excellent condition, and is a certified Registro Storico example They took off the doors, added wicker seats and a fringed fabric roof that promised to protect millionaires from the Mediterranean sun
フィアット・500にジョリー・スピアジーナの誕生60周年記念モデルを発表！ルーフレスとして後部座席をクルーザーデッキ風に仕立てたハンドメイドモデルも設定！ イキクル. Drawing inspiration from its larger counterpart, the Fiat 600 Jolly, this vehicle epitomizes a blend of style and functionality. Called the 500 Jolly, these beach cars were a regular sight on sunny Mediterranean beaches in the 1960s and 1970s
19571967 GHIAFIAT 500 Jolly Beach Cabriolet a photo on Flickriver. --Fiat Yellow Tahiti (276) over Wicker, White and Yellow Fabric Surrey Top, 497cc 2-Cylinder Air Cooled Engine, 4-Speed Manual Gearbox, One of an estimated 650 examples built by Ghia, Older Italian Restoration and Conversion The Fiat 500 was the car that put Italians on the road after World War II and it lived many lives, including as an urban runabout, a rural farm-to-market hauler and also as an Abarth-tuned sports car