Iso Rivolta IR 300 Coupé 1967

- 1 of only 623 pieces produced
- Original Dutch delivered
- Powerful Corvette V8 with 300 hp
- Original workshop manual
- Manual transmission
- Handbuilt coupé designed by Bertone

A rare Iso Rivolta IR 300 Coupé, whose first admission took place on 30 June 1967 in the Netherlands. This beautiful classic was restored in 2016. There are hundreds of photos of this. The car is beautifully finished in a grey metallic paint and black interior (reupholstered). While driving, you can enjoy a nostalgic feeling while shifting gears with the 4-speed manual transmission. The car is powered by a very solid engine of its time: namely, a Chevrolet Corvette V8 with 300 hp, 488 nm of torque and a single 4-barrel carburettor. The dashboard features eight instruments, including a petrol gauge, odometer, tachometer, oil temperature, coolant temperature, voltmeter and an analogue clock. Furthermore, the interior is equipped with a Blaupunkt radio, black door panels, a white headliner and rear window heater. Enjoy the electric windows and the added Hella fog lights. The interior is extremely clean and exudes elegance.

Only 623 examples of this Rivolta IR 300 were produced, making this a rare find as an original Dutch car. Digital photos of the restoration are present in the history folder, as well as a parts manual. Don't miss this unique opportunity to own a piece of automotive history!


General information about the Iso Rivolta
The Iso Rivolta is an iconic Italian car manufacturer with a rich history. The brand was founded in 1953 by Renzo Rivolta. Initially, Iso specialised in manufacturing refrigerators and scooters, but they soon decided to start building cars. The Iso Rivolta cars, produced between 1962 and 1970, were known for their luxurious designs and powerful performance. They were equipped with powerful and relatively reliable V8 engines and offered an excellent combination of comfort and sportiness. Iso Rivolta cars were praised for their craftsmanship and attention to detail. Since the brand ceased to exist in the 1970s, cars from the marque are now rare, much-loved and a symbol of Italian craftsmanship and automotive history.