This 1967 Fiat 500 is a Jolly tribute, a beach-car conversion built in the style of the Ghia-bodied Jollys of the late 1950s, showing 57,414 km and finished in pistachio green with woven rattan seats. It is a tribute car and is offered as such, not as an original Ghia Jolly. The seller reports regular maintenance throughout and a full service to be carried out before delivery. It is now offered by Open Air Imports with a 21-photo gallery.

The conversion follows the original Jolly formula: cut-down doorless bodywork, a striped canopy top on a frame, chrome bumpers and a rear luggage rack carrying a leather suitcase. The car rides on 12-inch steel wheels with chrome hubcaps and whitewall tyres.

The seats are woven rattan front and rear, as on the Ghia originals, and the steering wheel is ivory. The seller describes the car's overall condition as very good and ready to drive.

The 499-cc twin-cylinder engine is rated at 18 hp and paired with a manual gearbox. The seller notes the car has always been carefully looked after, with servicing done on schedule.

Ghia built the original Jolly for resort hotels, yacht tenders and Riviera villas, and originals now change hands for multiples of this car's price. A well-executed tribute on a genuine 1967 Fiat 500 captures the same summer-car appeal in a car that can be used without ceremony.