Equipment
Hub caps, narrow whitewalls, cup holders.
Condition
#3 Good
Runs and drives well. Flaws not noticeable to passersby. Most common condition.
The paint looks very good for the most part other than chips and large touch ups on the top of the doors. Panel fit is very good, as is the brightwork. The interior looks good with wear showing on the driver's seat and a crack in the steering wheel. The engine compartment is showing some grease and grime. Underneath looks to have fresh undercoating. Plenty of small things to pick on, but they are all straightforward and fixable.
Market commentary
Just like a Fiat Jolly, the Acapulco Thing has a lot of novelty and charm that resonates with collectors and/or their spouses. That said, it's only the perfect examples that bring big money and this one falls short. It sold for $14,575 in Fort Lauderdale five years ago, and brought a similarly modest price in Auburn.