Chassis 234978. This particular 1957 Fiat 600 Coupé Viotti is a very original example that was discovered in Italy during 2012 by a major Fiat Greek collector; found in an old repair shop, partly dismantled, obviously in anticipation to begin a restoration project. It is believed that this car was part of the 4 cars being presented on Viotti’s stand at the 1957 Turin Motor Show. This is the reason why the car still bears a large Viotti logotype painted by stencil, behind the rear license plate area. The car was always kept under shelter. When found was 99% complete, only few minor pieces were missing such as: side turning lights, front 600 badge, headlamp rims and few mechanical components all of which were found by the previous owner and accompanied the car. Since the car’s discovery all the necessary maintenance and preservation works were carried out, with the aim to keep the car in an in perfect running condition, ensuring that all systems and safety features are working perfectly. Safety was of prime concern, as well as chassis, engine, transmission, brakes, suspension, electrics, etc. All were cleaned, inspected and sympathetic remedial work was carried out. The upholstery was replaced by a skilled craftsman while the materials chosen were as near as possible to the original vinyl color and fabric pattern. The wheel rims were cleaned, straightened and the hubcaps re-chromed. Five new tires were fitted. The engine and the gearbox were completely rebuilt by a Fiat professional mechanic. The radiator was cleaned, painted and pressure tested. New hoses and a new fan housing were fitted. The carburetor was serviced and cleaned, the water and fuel pumps were replaced, new intake and exhaust valves were fitted, the transmission was checked and the axle couplings were replaced. Front and rear brake linings replaced and new hoses fitted. A New Old Stock silencer was fitted. The headlights were cleaned and fitted properly. Rear lights were restored. Starter and dynamo were serviced. All the wiring, indicators, buttons, etc were checked. The dashboard instruments were cleaned and all electric bulbs replaced. Full history with all owners since 1957, Documents from the Automobile Club D’Italia, Original upholstery, FIVA documents. One of less than 20 surviving examples of approximately 100 cars built in period. European documents, available immediately.