1953 Fiat 1100 Berlina

Vehicle Details

Location
Emeryville, California, United States
Mileage
-
Transmission
4-speed manual
Exterior color
Black
Engine
1100 cc

Overview

Introduction

This 1953 Fiat 1100 Berlina is a Mille Miglia eligible project car, previously a participant in the California Mille in 2009. It is being offered as part of the Swig Family Collection.

Vehicle Overview

The Fiat 1100/103, introduced in 1953, replaced the aging 1100E with a modern body design. It combined frugal underpinnings with a charming, spacious interior and improved performance. This example, with its charming Italian design and spacious interior, is ideal for a mechanically skilled vintage enthusiast.

The car was previously driven on numerous California Milles and features door roundels as evidence of its participation. Although it has been sidelined for several years, the cosmetics remain nice, making it an ideal project for someone looking to bring it back to its former operational state.

Condition and Details

This rare Fiat presents in sound cosmetic condition, with very good chrome, grille trim pieces, and side molding. The painted steel wheels are finished in black and white, featuring original polished hubcaps and Vredestein 165 R14 tires.

The interior is well-maintained, with handsome grey cloth seating and door panels, a beautiful dashboard, and a wood rim Nardi steering wheel. The engine and engine compartment boast preserved finishes and original details, although the engine will require attention to bring it to running condition.

Additional Information

The underside of the car is representative of a clean, dry vehicle with no evidence of structural compromise. The car will require mechanical sorting, including attention to the brake hydraulics and fuel system, to bring it back to running condition.

All information provided is accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of posting. Corrections or additional information are always appreciated.

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