82.000 €
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06.07.2026
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Fiat Dino 2000 Spider (1966)

Fiat Dino 2000 Spider (1968), Classic Analytics grade 2-, only 1,133 units built, documented investment of approximately €13,250

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Overview

Manufacturer
Model
Dino 2000 Spider
Year
1966
Transmission
Manual
Horsepower
160
Milage
36.744 km
Country Version
GR
Location
DE-81373 München
Color
Path
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Fiat Dino 2000 Spider (1966)

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by Moritz Niemann

The Fiat Dino 2000 Spider is one of the most sought-after Italian classics: Only 1,133 were built, and under the hood is the legendary Ferrari six-cylinder engine with 160 PS. This red 1968 model boasts a Classic Analytics condition rating of 2− and documented technical upgrades totaling approximately 13,250 euros, including a completely overhauled brake system and a replaced ignition system. The seats have been reupholstered, it has a TÜV inspection valid through 11/2027, and it’s ready to drive right away. A well-maintained, well-documented rarity for connoisseurs of Italian engineering!

Price Estimation82.000 € - 90.000 €
Vehicle description

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  • On-site kickdown assessment completed
    • 139 photos
    • Paint thickness measurement
    • Video including engine running
  • Classic Analytics evaluation (2023) with condition rating of 2− available

Facts & Specifications

  • Year of manufacture: 1968
  • First registration: Greece
  • Engine: 2.0-liter 6-cylinder gasoline engine with 160 PS (118 kW)
  • Transmission: Manual
  • Exterior color: Red
  • Interior: Black leather
  • TÜV valid until 11/2027
  • Features:
    • Original Fiat 6.5Jx14 wheels, Type CD1
    • New tires to original specifications: 205/70 R14 94H

Condition

Exterior

  • The exterior color of the Fiat Dino 2000 Spider is red
  • The paint and body are in well-maintained condition with age-related signs of wear
  • The rear panel shows early signs of corrosion with thickened body filler and cracking
  • The front chrome bumper shows isolated, age-related blistering
  • The soft top is in good condition
  • There are no known instances of rust-through on the underbody
  • Front tires are new

Interior

  • The car features a black leather interior
  • The interior is in good condition with a slight patina
  • The seats have been reupholstered in the original style, preserving their overall character
  • The dashboard was partially disassembled and refurbished (November–December 2025)
  • There are no known defects in the interior

Technical Specifications

  • Ready to drive immediately and registered
  • The engine runs smoothly
  • The manual transmission operates flawlessly
  • Brake system completely overhauled and bled (December 2025); clutch master and slave cylinders replaced; master cylinder and power booster disassembled, cleaned, and reconditioned; rear axle brake force regulator replaced
  • Ignition system completely replaced, including wires and connectors (November 2023)
  • Carburetor system synchronized and adjusted (November 2023)
  • New complete original exhaust system installed (November 2023)
  • Front wheel bearings adjusted (December 2025)
  • Engine shows slight oil contamination due to age

History

Ownership History

  • 2023 to present: current owner, Munich (registered since September 6, 2023)
  • 2022: Purchased from a dealer in Austria
  • approx. 2010 to 2022: Italy
  • 1978 to approx. 2010: Greece

Service History

  • November 22, 2023, at approx. 35,037 km – formula GT Munich: Ignition system completely replaced, engine tuned on a Dynojet dynamometer, carburetor system synchronized and adjusted, fuel tank sender replaced, electrical system repaired, complete original exhaust system replaced (5,858.73 EUR)
  • December 1, 2025 at approx. 35,037 km – formula GT Munich: Brake system diagnosed and bled multiple times; clutch master and slave cylinders replaced; master brake cylinder replaced; brake booster disassembled and overhauled; rear-axle brake force regulator replaced; engine tuned on Dynojet test stand (6,257.38 EUR)
  • December 17, 2025 – Passed the general inspection (KÜS Munich) with minor defects (oil in the engine, incipient corrosion on the rear panel); inspection sticker affixed, next general inspection in December 2027
  • December 28, 2025, at approx. 35,764 km – formula GT Munich: Troubleshooting of the electrical system, vehicle prepared for the general inspection, front wheel bearings adjusted (1,131.63 EUR)
  • June 2026: two new front tires, wheel alignment
  • Documented total investments 2023–2025: approx. 13,250 EUR net, excluding technical maintenance and restoration work

Documents

  • German vehicle registration documents
  • Classic-Analytics / IBR-Munich appraisal dated November 28, 2023; condition rating 2−
  • KÜS Munich general inspection report dated December 17, 2025
  • Workshop invoices from formula GT Munich
  • Greek and Italian previous ownership documents

Summary

For sale is a 1968 Fiat Dino 2000 Spider (135 AS), one of only 1,133 ever built. The red car with a black leather interior was first registered in Greece, was later in Italy and Austria, and has been with its current owner in Munich since 2023. It features a 2.0-liter 6-cylinder gasoline engine with 160 PS and a manual transmission, with a mileage of approximately 36,744 km (not fully verifiable). A vehicle appraisal by classic-analytics (2023) assigns it a condition rating of 2−. The car is road-ready, registered, and has a TÜV inspection valid through 11/2027. The interior and seats have been refurbished and reupholstered. Between 2023 and 2025, extensive technical work (including the ignition system, brake system, and exhaust) was carried out at a cost of approximately 13,250 €. A rare, well-documented classic in well-maintained condition.

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  • 03.07.2026 22:35

    Technik: Als 1966 die 1,6-Liter-Klasse eingeführt wurde, kehrte der Dino-Motor wieder in die Formel 2 zurück. Zur Homologation war eine Produktion von mindestens 500 Einheiten erforderlich. Da Ferrari nicht in der Lage war, eine solche Stückzahl herzustellen, übernahm Fiat diese Aufgabe. Der ursprüngliche Motor als reines Rennsporttriebwerk eignete sich jedoch nicht für die Fertigung in größeren Stückzahlen und wurde in zahlreichen Merkmalen überarbeitet, um ihn fertigungsgünstiger und alltagstauglicher zu machen. Diese Aufgabe übernahm bei Fiat der Konstrukteur Aurelio Lampredi. Lampredi stellte unter anderem den Motorblock von Aluminium auf Grauguss um, vereinfachte den Kettentrieb der Nockenwellen drastisch und führte die Ventilspieleinstellung mit oben in den Tassenstößeln liegenden statt auf den Enden der Ventilschäfte sitzenden Einstellplättchen ein. Manche dieser Änderungen (Kettentrieb, Ventilspieleinstellung) wurden bereits bei den Versionen mit Aluminiumblock eingeführt, andere erst mit dem Graugussblock. LG Tom