1980 Fiat 1107 Nuova Campagnola "Vatican Cars Collection" Green / Gray Although the saloon was produced

Although the saloon was produced in large numbers the woody was a rare variant and few survive today

9 litre supercharged straight 8 producing 220 HP this Alfa was to become an icon among pre-war racing cars

The one prototype was the victim of an arson attack in 1963

The car was sprayed British Racing Green with a tan leather interior and the Broadspeed additions added which included wheel arch extensions

This is the third GS model in the Brooklin range and sits alongside the top up and top down convertibles

1980 Fiat 1107 Nuova Campagnola "Vatican Cars Collection" Green / Gray Although the saloon was producedThe Fiat Campagnola was donated by the Fiat personnel to Pope John Paul II during his visit to Turin on the 13th of April, 1980. On May 12th the Campagnola was registered with plates SCV 1 and then mainly used for the official ceremonies in San Peters Square. In fact John Paul II was on board this Campagnola when he was attacked the 13th May, 1981. The car, in accordance with the Popes wishes, remained in service even after this dramatic episode,