- Registered in Caltanissetta, Sicily, in 1971, it has original logbook that certifies the authenticity of the body (with the wording Abarth in logbook), and number plates of the Province of Agrigento, Sicily, of 1980. It has been in the same collection for almost twenty years.
- White colour, the bodywork is extremely sound and looks excellent despite being repainted several years ago. The car has spent several years unused, although indoors in the dry. Seats and panels of the 500L, it has a number of original Abarth parts and accessories from that time, although some are not correct for the model, such as the SS friezes and instrument panel.
- Complete mechanics, the car has been stopped for several years. It needs a general overall check before being used again. We have no way of establishing whether the engine is original and correct for this car. Overhaul not in progress.
- A sporty and collector #39 version of the famous small car from Fiat, with constantly rising prices. The proposed model is a candidate as an excellent basis for a high level restoration thanks to the originality of the documentation, or to be used as it is with few mechanical interventions.