Gasoline Engine ,4 Cylinders in-line, 10 HP, 2 Doors, convertible top. 2 separated seats in the front and 1 long seat in the back. Original color Red, Current color is dark green

It was used in Nairobi, Kenya, then bought used by a Yemeni immigrant used it there for more than 5 years . It was brought to Wadi Hudhramout from costal Africa via Mukalla Sea Prot to interior Hudhramout, Sayoun in about 1969 after the revelation in South Yemen, when the immigrant moved back to his homeland. The car had been used in rough terrain and dirt and cobble stone roads until 1972 when the socialites government in South Yemen started confiscation private properties. The car was stored until it was bought by YCC in 1999.

Fiat started to look at a design for a minimal motor car, suitable for two people and their luggage, as early as 1913, when the company built a 500 cc prototype. Another followed in 1918, this time with a larger 760 cc power unit, and between. In 1934, FIAT entrusted the designer of the Balilla, Antonio Fessia, with the task of designing a runabout. Commercially speaking, the Balilla was already well tried and tested. Due to a number of technical reasons, the Topolino featured rear-drive, albeit originally intended as a front-driven car with an engine mounted outside the front wheels. Of this runabout, four versions were available: the four-door bodywork, the Belvedere, the Giardinetta, and the van models. Like the Balilla, it made a big hit with the clientele,

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