This FIAT 600 was raced and hill-climbed in the 1970s by Phil Stokely, amassing good BARC and club racing provenance.

The car was not used between 1988 and the late 1990s, when it was treated to extensive re-commissioning work.

The latter included refurbishment of the bodywork with new floor pans, door bottoms, welding and a re-spray, as well as the complete overhaul of the braking system (new master cylinder, copper brake pipes, etc).

All the correct, rare (and extremely valuable) Abarth badges are present, while the interior features an Abarth Nardi steering wheel, half roll-cage and original seats and rubber mats.

The engine is a genuine Abarth 850TC, transferred to this car together with all its associated mechanicals after its owner crashed his ultra-rare FIAT 850TC.

Equipped with twin-choke Weber carburettor, Abarth exhaust and shortened water pump with electric fan, this miniature masterpiece develops around 60bhp, which is transmitted to the road wheels via a four-speed cl...