The Dutch online auction house Catawiki has 15 Italian classic and modern classics on offer. Two Autobianchi, eight Fiat and five Lancia are set to find new owners for reasonable sums.
You can quickly see that it is not the usual luxury classics that are on offer here, but classic bread-and-butter cars from the past, as well as specialties such as the Fiat 500 MyCar by Francis Lombardi from 1971. The rarity is worth EUR 8800 to 9700.
Even a first-generation Autobianchi Y10 with all-wheel drive is no longer seen every day. An estimated value of EUR 6500 to 7500 has been set for this still quite respectable little automobile.
For friends of Italian coupés, there is a selection of two Lancia Fulvia and a Flavia.
The latter was estimated at EUR 12,250 to 13,500 as a two-liter version from 1970.
The two Lancia Fulvia Berlinae and the two Fiat 1100s, which have also become rare, should be of interest to saloon car enthusiasts. The Fiat 1100 is also available as a Familiare estate from 1963, and its predecessor, the Fiat 1100E from 1951, is also going under the hammer.
And of course there is also a Fiat 500 L from 1969 and a Fiat 126 from 1985. Sporty types are recommended to take a look at the Fiat Cinquecento Trofeo Abarth from 1996. However, in view of the low mileage, EUR 23,100 to 25,500 is expected here.
More information and lots of pictures of the individual cars can be found on the Catawiki website. Bids can be placed directly online.
