Few cars, like the Fiat 1100, can tell so many stories of Italy, from the late 30s to the late 60s. The Fiat 1100 was born from the Fiat 508C, the New Balilla 1100, and was nicknamed "musone" for the imposing grille. Among many evolutions and variations on the theme, some of the best Italian coachbuilders created some rare and very tasteful custom-built cars. This convertible version created by the Lingotto workshops, in the internal Carrozzerie Speciali Fiat department, in charge of the construction of particular cars, is beautiful. Beautiful in its metallic light green with brown leather interior, the car belonged to Andrea Curami, one of the most important car historians, who held leading positions in ASI and ACI/CSAI and published many reference books in automotive publishing. Curami had a very thorough restoration carried out, now a little old, but the car is still in excellent overall condition. The soft top is in very good condition. The original leather interior is preserved. The engine, type 1100B, as reported on the Fiat Certificate, has been prepared by the well-known specialist Baggioli. The car has stood still for some time, it drives, but tuning and a service are recommended. The last service is from 2014. Black plates and vehicle registration document are from 1960. The original use and maintenance booklet and original Fiat toolbox are present. The car has authenticity and originality certification from the Fiat Register. It is Mille Miglia eligible (similar models participated) and for the most important concours d'elegance.