Original Turin plates - Documented history - Original interior (still equipped with protective side plastics) - Original engine - Overhauled mechanics - The Fiat 500 Spider Allemano, designed by Giovanni Michelotti, is a unique piece of automotive craftsmanship created specifically for the 1957 Turin Motor Show. Built on the chassis of the Fiat 500 N, it is an example of an Italian bodywork tradition that reinterprets the fundamental designs of FIAT models and has played an essential role in highlighting the craftsmanship of Serafino Allemano's workshop and Giovanni Michelotti's creative vision. At the Turin Motor Show, the car's seductive lines and open-top design attracted a lot of attention. Among the spectators was an elegant entrepreneur from Turin, who was immediately won over by the charm of the car and bought it on the spot. Over the years, this one-of-a-kind vehicle has become her faithful companion on her summer holidays in Santa Margherita Ligure, where the Turin noblewoman embraced a lifestyle of elegance and independence. Although it did not gain as wide press recognition at the time as it had been for another rare beach Fiat 500 (the Fiat 500 made in two examples by Boano for the Avvocato Agnelli and Aristoteles Onassis), the Fiat 500 Spider Allemano occupies a special place in the history of automotive design and stands as a testament to the spirit of experimentation and individuality that defined the post-war Italian automotive industry. Today, this bespoke creation is remembered for its timeless elegance and its connection to a golden era of Italian design and ingenuity.