This 1971 Fiat 500L was acquired by the current owner and converted to resemble a Jolly model in 2024. The car is finished in beige with a fringed surrey top over wicker seating and powered by an air-cooled 499cc twin paired with a four-speed manual transaxle. It is further equipped with tubular bumpers and grab rails as well as body-color 12″ steel wheels with whitewall tires. This Jolly-style 500 is now offered on dealer consignment in Podenzano, Italy, at no reserve with Italian ownership documents.

The car was modified in the style of a Jolly model and repainted beige in the course of the aforementioned build completed in 2024. It features a removable fringed surrey top and a driver-side mirror along with tubular bumpers and grab rails.

The body-color 12″ steel wheels are mounted with 125-width Nuvolari TN-1 Radiale whitewall tires. Braking is handled by drums at all four corners.

The open cabin is fitted with wicker seating, and safety ropes span the open sides. A floor-mounted shift lever sits ahead of controls for the choke and starter, and woven mats line the floors.

A two-spoke steering wheel fronts a trapezoidal Veglia Borletti instrument cluster featuring a 130-km/h speedometer, a fuel level gauge, and warning lights. The five-digit odometer shows 71k kilometers (~44k miles), approximately 100 of which were added under current ownership.

The air-cooled 499cc inline-twin sends power to the rear wheels through a four-speed manual transaxle.

Additional underside photos are presented in the photo gallery.

The vehicle is being sold on its Italian registration, which serves as an ownership document in Italy.