Fiat 500 Jolly 'America'

The Jolly is the open-topped, beach-club take on the Fiat 500, originally a Ghia creation for yachts and resort use. This 1967 car is a modern interpretation built in Italy by coachbuilders who worked from an original Ghia Jolly as reference, rather than a period factory conversion.

It is in the 'America' configuration, with the "frogeye" headlamp arrangement associated with US-market cars. Details include a beige canvas surrey top with a fringe, hand-woven wicker seats on tan leather support rails and rattan floor mats. It is left-hand drive with a manual gearbox.

The dealer describes a fully restored, bare-metal rebuild with bright chrome trim. The page lists the colour as Pastel Green in the specification but Pastel Blue in the text, so it is worth confirming. Mileage, history and price are not given; the price is on application.