1959 Other Makes

Convertible

4 - Cyl.

Manual

422438

Gasoline

This is a 1959 Skoda Felicia, that I found during a garage clean out. The seller told me that the car was given to her son, by her late husband, in 1974, with the intention of getting him interested in classic cars. The son had worked on the car for about 3 weeks but then lost interest, so the car has been parked in the same dry (concrete floor) garage for about 37 years untouched. The car itself is 95% complete. The engine and drive train are complete and the engine turns freely. I have all 3 “Felicia” emblems, the trunk emblem, the hood emblem, and I also have, from what I'm told is a very rare right interior kick panel emblem. The windshield is original as are the outside mirrors, headlights and hubcaps. I also have an original jack assembly, hand crank shaft as well as several original tool kit pieces, and three floor mats. I also have the parts manual for it as well. The previous owner had stripped the paint from the doors, hood, and trunk lid, as well as applying paint to floors of the car (to the best of my knowledge). The car is very restorable.There are 2 rust holes that go through the left rocker panel. One is approximately 1’/4” in diameter the other is approximately 3/4” in diameter. There is another rust hole located forward of the gas filler approximately 1/2”x1’/2” and another one that is 1/8”x2’/2”. There are no seats, inner door handles/window handles, park light lenses, tail light lenses, inside rear view mirror, and some bumper parts. Other than that body is in very good condition. The car will be an easy restoration; however, as a professional restorer myself, I'm backed up about 5 years with other projects, so I don’t have the time or space for any more projects at this time. Email me for any questions you might have. Thanks a lot for looking!