Time for an
Italian Job - this one's for Greg & Eileen.

Inspired by Eileen's neat
painting of the iconic original FIAT
Cinquecento (above) on her blog
Easelarts (go have a look, it's neat, and an impressive run of artwork) I've dug out some shots we took of the original
FIAT 500 in Italy and the modern pastiche
supermini.

Original in Rome.

An Italian Job set, with a trio being used as pace cars in the
Giro d'Italia bicycle race we ran into the Italian hill-towns.

And parked up with another retro-pastiche, seen in a typical street, this time in Arezzo.

Tragically, according to the Wiki
page, this modern car "is available with four different trim levels: Naked, Pop, Lounge, and Sport". Meh.
James
No comments:
Post a Comment