1935 Fiat
508
Bailalla
Very interesting price
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Karosserie
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Saloon
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Übertragung
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Manual
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Außenfarbe
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Black
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Polsterei
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Cloth
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Lenkung
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Lhd
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VIN-Nummer
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508.077680
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FIAT 508 BALILLA 4-SPEED – 1935
Make: FIAT
Model: 508 Balilla 4-Speed
Year: 1935
Chassis: 508.077680
Engine: 108.054947
Displacement: 995 cc
Mileage: 8,860 km
Certification: ASI “Targa Oro” (Gold Plate)
Interior: Original beige fabric
Exterior: Two-tone green / black
Accessories: FERGAT wheels, battery cut-off switch
History and provenance
Originally registered in Rome in 1935, the car was re-registered in L’Aquila in 1952 following a provincial change and still retains its period-correct license plates.
In 2004, it was purchased by a collector who decided to commission a complete, frame-off restoration performed to the highest standards, without regard for cost or market value.
Restoration
Expert craftsmen carried out an extensive restoration, paying meticulous attention to every component:
complete overhaul of the chassis, suspension, mechanics, and electrical system,
bodywork and paint finished in authentic period colors,
chrome, upholstery, and trim reproduced using materials identical to the originals.
A thorough historical research accompanied the process to ensure the utmost authenticity.
The restoration is fully documented with comprehensive photographic and paper records.
Certifications and documentation
This vehicle proudly holds the prestigious ASI “Targa Oro” certification, Italy’s highest recognition for historical and originality standards.
Included with the car:
ASI Technical Data Certificate,
Historical Vehicle Certificate,
Complete PRA ownership history extract,
Original Owner’s Manual (reproduction copy).
Regularly maintained and road-legal, with inspection valid until June 2027.
Model features
The FIAT 508 Balilla 4-speed, produced between 1934 and 1937, symbolized the rebirth of Italian motoring in the 1930s.
Its 995 cc inline-four engine produced 22 hp, allowing a top speed of approximately 90 km/h.
The addition of the 4-speed gearbox made it smoother and more versatile than the earlier 3-speed version.
Admired for its reliability and elegant design, the Balilla became a cultural icon of pre-war Italy.
Rarity and collector value
Few surviving examples exist today in such flawless, historically correct condition.
This outstanding specimen is undoubtedly among the finest available, offered at a price representing only a fraction of its restoration cost.
A unique opportunity for any enthusiast seeking a ready-to-drive, museum-quality FIAT Balilla.
