Iso Rivolta 300

Congratulations on your new purchase! I don't know if you'll be able to get a CoA from Iso, but Winston Goodfellow wrote the book about them and could likely track down the original specifications of your car. His website is at
https://winstongoodfellow.com/

 

Join the Iso Bizzarrini Owners Club.

 

Birth certificates can only be had from The Negri's in Italy. Very difficult to get anything from them if your in the USA. Most guys in Europe have to drive there.

Join the IBOC. http://www.isobizclub.com

This has lots of info too. https://www.facebook.com/groups/Iso.Rivolta/

 

Check with Maurice Mentens (memorylanecars.com) He obtained one for me from Italy. He's also to goto guy for Iso car information.

 

The answer to your question will depend entirely on what parts you need.. The Rivolta isn't exactly a rare car, but they are certainly unique and most parts other than the Corvette engine and ZF transmission may have to be fabricated.

Chassis?
Body?
Interior?
Engine?
Electrical?
Transmission?
Exterior Trim?

Make a detailed list and join the Bizzarrini Owner's Club, and start asking other Owners..
Good luck,
- Art

 

Hi, all of the records are held by a father and son team of Roberto and Federico Negri, whose business Iso Restorations in Clusone, in Italy, acquired the assets of Iso when they went out of business. They have most of the build sheets for Iso cars. Being Italian, you may need to relax your normal timescales to more Mediterranean ones. Their web address is: http://www.isorestorations.com/ Can you post a photo of your car?

 

What are you looking for? Where are you located? There are a few of active owner communities. There is an Iso Rivolta and Bizzarrini FB group, and a yahoo group, and active clubs in the USA, France and Germany. There is also an organisation that goes by the name of Iso Rivolta Club Deutschland that sells parts for Isos. If you need any particular parts, let me know and I will try to point you in the right direction. But let's see a picture of the car.