Fiat 900 T Pulmino (1980)

Highlights and general information

For sale is a Fiat 900 T Pulmino from 1980 in gray with brown leatherette interior.

Highlights

• Restored
• According to the seller, €10,000 was invested in 2017
• Italian flag as a decorative strip around the car
• "Ristorante Italia Lüneburg" advertising on the car
• Equipment among others: Radio

General information about the vehicle

• Year of construction: 1980
• First registration: 1980
• Import from Italy
• Location: 21339 Lüneburg, Germany
• 1 vehicle owner since import to Germany
• TÜV valid until 05/24
• No H license plate
• Accident-free
• Registered
• German registration
• Duty paid
• Ready to drive

Model history

• The Fiat 900 T, a minibus from Fiat, made its debut in 1971 as the successor to the Fiat 850 T. As a lesser-known relative of the Multipla, it was based on the Fiat Multipla 1 of the 1950s. The 900 T retained the rear engine of the Fiat 850, but was fitted with a 903 cc engine in 1970. With 35 hp and 16 body variants, including luxury versions such as the Panorama, the 900 T was in production until 1981. Pressure from Japanese competitors led to its discontinuation, while its Yugoslavian licensee continued to build it until 1989 as the Zastava 900 AK.

Facts

Exterior and interior

• Grey paintwork
• Brown leatherette interior
• No repainting

Engine and transmission

• 0.9-liter four-cylinder in-line engine with 35 hp
• Manual gearbox
• Last engine service in 2022

Mileage

• 86,349 km. Mileage traceable.

Documentation

• No checkbook available

Tires, brakes, body & underbody

• Tires: 70-90 %
• Brakes: 70-90 %
• Underbody: No rust spots visible

Known defects

• Left window regulator defective
• Slight rust in the entrance area on the driver's side
• Please take a look at the photo gallery and videos to gain further insight into the condition of the vehicle.

Summary

Experience the restored Fiat 900 T Pulmino from 1980 in gray with brown leatherette interior. Imported from Italy, this minibus with 86,349 km mileage, a 0.9-liter four-cylinder in-line engine and MOT until 05/24 impresses with its unique history, including a €10,000 investment made in 2017, an eye-catching Italian flag as a decorative strip and the charming Ristorante Italia Lüneburg advertising on the vehicle.