On February 21 at the Alfa Romeo Owners Club track day, cars #59 and #96 will take to Sandown as part of a demonstration at 11am.
That will be conducted by Alan Heaphy and Peter West of TMR Performance.
The Abarth 695 Assetto Corse trio were a popular addition to the 2014 Bathurst 12 Hour up against the uber-fast GT3 machines.
A young Matt Campbell was among the driver line-up, as well as Bathurst 1000 winner Luke Youlden and GT champion Paul Stokell.
All three cars finished the race, with the #96 driven by Paul Gover, Gregory Hede, Mike Sinclair, and Youlden the best of the trio in 18th.
The third car, which carried #95, was stolen in 2018 and remains missing.
Fiat Chrysler Australia announced plans to return for the 2015 race, but that never eventuated.
Weighing just under a ton apiece, the cars were built in Italy and imported in Australia for the race.
The best lap set by any of the three cars was a 2:31.4393s recorded with Youlden at the wheel.
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