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The car shown here is a Moretti 750 Sport Bialbero “Le Mans”, one of the most technically interesting small-displacement Italian sports cars of the 1950s and—according to official factory confirmation—one of just 20 examples built. It belongs to that narrow group of post-war machines where craftsmanship, engineering ambition, and competition intent are compressed into the smallest possible scale.…

Starring: ‘59 Fiat Abarth 750 Record Monza Bialbero Zagato

We do not know who built this example of a Barchetta, but we can speculate that whoever did so aimed to participate in the “Sport” class road competitions. In this class, many individuals—often in a highly artisanal manner—engaged in creating small, lightweight cars, frequently based on Fiat 500B and C chassis with bodies crafted by local artisans. Those were legendary times when the builder’s…

History comes at a price, especially when associated with beautiful and rare cars like this Abarth 1000 Bialbero. No introduction is needed for this model, which, along with its factory siblings bearing the scorpion logo (Karl Abarth’s zodiac sign, to be precise), played a leading role in road racing during the 1960s and 1970s, securing victories in both overall and category competitions…