You have one of those in your garage?
Sure do - it was my high school graduation present. It's been in a very slow restoration for years, but it's just waiting for paint now. And if I ever find a windshield, I'll replace the one in it - there's a vertical crack from top to bottom on the passenger side.
Mine's white with red & black interior, white top - and since it has been stored mostly indoors since I got it in 1968, believe it or not, it has the original top and the original rear window is still intact.
Mechanically it's not wonderous. The 1200 CC engine is a design invented in 1938 as a 1100 CC unit, expanded slightly in the 50's. The driveline is Fiat 1200 series, it's just the body that's cool...and body pieces are really, really, really hard to find. It's all of 64 HP, but it has an alpine-geared rear end of about 4.10, so it will get up to 50 MPH pretty well. But if memory serves, at 5300 RPM (really screaming along) it's traveling all of 72 MPH. It's a town and mountain car, not a freeway car.