1935 Fiat 508 S Balilla
The Sport Spider 508 S was created by Carrozzeria Ghia from the Fiat Balilla chassis. It was made available to wealthy clientele for Italian events including the Mille Miglia.
The Balilla was available in two versions: The standard version had fully enclosed fenders while the “Coppa d’Oro” used smaller cycle fenders and a ligher chassis. Sometimes these later cars are refereed to as Type MM. The engine was also uprated to 43 bhp over the standard standard 36 bhp.
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1935 Fiat Balilla Sport Spider 508 S Coppa d'Oro Corsa - sold for $121,000
This example is one of these rare Coppa d’Oro models, and with its period Siata-modified engine, an even more significant example. Delivering 43 hp, in contrast with the standard 36 hp, and an unladen weight of only 1,377 lbs., it is a delight to drive – quick, agile and responsive.
This sporty Fiat has been the subject of an exacting cosmetic and mechanical restoration that has been recognized at concours and proven on rallies. The restora... more
Gallery: 2011 Scottsdale Auction by Gooding & Company
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In Detail
| submitted by | Richard Owen |
| type | Racing Car |
| built at | Italy |
| weight | 636 kg / 1400 lbs |
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