#fantuzzi

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1954 Maserati A6GCS !

This was Maserati‘s all-conquering factory race car of the mid-1950s and, unquestionably, one of the most beautiful ever built.

With its voluptuous bodywork designed by Fantuzzi and hand-formed by Modena-based coachbuilder Carrozzeria Fiandri & Malagoli

Only 52 examples of Maserati’s A6GCS were built.

Courtesy: Broad Arrow

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1965 De Tomaso P70 by Fantuzzi, a rare Can-Am (Canadian-American Challenge Cup) racing prototype. The vehicle was originally intended to be powered by a 7.0-liter engine, though it was later equipped with a 4.7L Ford V8.

The project stalled and was never raced in its original form, eventually being repurposed as the Ghia Sport 5000. A restored example of this one-off car has been estimated to be worth between $750,000 and $1,000,000.

More details and pics/photos:-

De Tomaso P70: Source of famous Shelby feud to be sold by RM Sotheby's in Monterey - Magneto

One-off De Tomaso P70 Can-Am project was left in bits at the factory for years before being brought back to life in the 2000s.

[frenchcurious]

Ferrari 330 GT Spider by Fantuzzi, Original 330 GT/66 2+2 S2 8733GT 1966. - source Classic Ferrari's Road & Track.

[cafekuzunoha]

Maserati A6GCS with body work by Carrozzeria Fantuzzi

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[autoitaliane]

Maserati 150S Spyder by Fantuzzi.

[raydarmagdave]

#ferrarifriday 1959 #Ferrari TR59 #Fantuzzi #Spyder (at The Lodge At Pebble Beach)