File:1937-05-28 Alfa Romeo 6C 2300 Zagato.jpg
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English: Two Alfa Romeo 6C 2300 rebodied by Zagato for the Scuderia Maremmana racing team, here seen with Zagato and Maremmana people. From left we see Sergio Banti (seated), Elio Zagato (designer, standing), barone Jacques de Rham (team founder), Carlo Canavesi and Ugo Zagato (main designer, right).These cars were made "old" 1934/5 Carrozzeria Touring berlinettas of the Alfa Romeo 6C 2300 Pescara models. They were scheduled to race in early June of 1937. They have May 193 licenses "GR2855" (left) and "GR2856" (right). The picture is a scan from a book written by Maurizio Tabucchi. Location could be outside Zagato headquarters in Viale Brianza 10, Milano. Or not. Date is estimated to late May 1937. |
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