Fiat cabriolet Osca

The Fiat Osca 1500 S Spider was a sporty Italian roadster from the sixties and was born from the collaboration between Fiat and OSCA, the brand founded by the Maserati brothers. The model combined compact dimensions with an open body and sporty driving characteristics, matching the Italian sports cars of this period. The Osca Spider came with a four-cylinder engine and manual transmission and was known for its low body and elegant lines. In the sixties, these types of compact roadsters grew into popular sports cars for lovers of open-top driving and Italian car technology. This example is a Fiat Osca 1500 S Spider from 1960, finished in red livery. According to the available information, the car has a 1500 cc four-cylinder engine coupled to a manual transmission. The car comes with American documents, where import duties and VAT have already been paid as stated. The odometer reading is 56,352 miles according to the statement. According to the available information, the car is not in running condition and is offered as a restoration project.