This 1964 Autobianchi Bianchina Eden Roc is a second-series (D/1) example of the Italian microcar cabriolet, showing 1,381 km and finished in red over a black interior with a black soft top. One of 5,550 Bianchina cabriolets built, it retains its original Dutch documents and is sold with a technical inspection and Car-Pass. It is now offered by Open Air Imports with a 15-photo gallery.

The D/1 series, built from 1962 to 1964, added a rear bench to make the car a 2+2. The seller describes the soft top as being in perfect condition, and the car rides on Borrani wire wheels.

The interior has been retrimmed with new upholstery, as listed by the seller, and presents in black with the painted dashboard and central instrument binnacle of the original design.

Two mechanical changes are stated plainly. The car is fitted with a new 650-cc engine in place of the original 499-cc unit, which the seller notes gives more driving pleasure, and it has been converted to an alternator. The gearbox is the synchronised manual. The seller describes the mechanical condition as excellent and the car as ready to register, with no costs to foresee.

The Bianchina was Autobianchi's upmarket take on the Fiat 500 mechanical package, and the Eden Roc cabriolet, associated in period with Brigitte Bardot, is the rarest and most sought-after of the line.