Re: Quattroruote Zagato 4R

[Ian Lomax <sfalfisto@xxxxxxxxx>]

they're definitely still around, and one is registered
to be at the Concorso Italiano this year, August 15 in
Monterey.  I think there is also at least one in the
Pacific NW.

I don't know much about the cars, but I'm sure if you
searched through some of the AROC websites you'll find
photos of them.

As for cost, I'm also a bit lost but I think they
command less than $50k in excellent condition.

Cheers,
Ian Lomax
ARA President
www.overheardcams.org

--- George Washington <halogenbulb@domain.elided> wrote:
> Does anybody know anything about these cars that
> were produced between 1966 
> & 1968?  These are the 30's ish factory "replicars"
> that are supposed to 
> look like old open-air 2 seaters of yesteryear and
> were built on a Giulia 
> floorpan.
> 
> Are there any of these left running around? Were any
> of these imported into 
> the States?  Are any for sale?  Are they extremely
> expensive or veritably 
> worthless?
> 
> Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
> 
> 
> Tim Annett
> Email: tim6@domain.elided
> 
>
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