Abarth 1000

In 2014, Fábrica de Juguetes marketed a new version of the Fiat Abarth 1000 Berlina Corsa with reference A10121S300. The model came with rear-wheel drive, front and rear LED lights, and a guide with automatic return and double braid. It is not strictly a rally car — it is more commonly seen in circuit racing and hillclimbs. In yellow and white with #7, it is a reproduction of a real car that was recovered and restored at the beginning of the century.

This model, reference A10121S300, reproduced by Fábrica de Juguetes, corresponds to a specific example of the Fiat Abarth 1000 TC Berlina Corsa, with chassis 1667, which was found in an abandoned state in a backyard in Paso Robles, California. The restoration took approximately two years, carried out with the guidance of Al Cosentino, a former Abarth dealer in the United States. After its recovery, the car returned to historic competition, taking part in events organised by bodies such as VARA and HSR, as well as SCCA Solo trials. Subsequently, in 2012, an Abarth 1,050 cc engine was fitted, preserving its competitive character. The vehicle also retains a detailed documented history recording its career in motorsport.