The last evolution of the sports cars built by Zagato on a Lancia Appia base is the Sport, also known as “swb” and, apparently, designed by Ercole Spada. Swb as the wheelbase had been shortened by 16cm but, apart from that, this model also differed aesthetically in other aspects including the front and other details… Read More Red and low: 1961 Lancia Appia Sport by Zagato
We must admit that, if until 4-5 years ago finding some Appia Zagato for sale was a recurring event, for a couple of years now we have been seeing very few of them. The specimen covered by this article is, moreover, a particular version. It is in fact one of the very few that have… Read More An early one: 1957 Lancia Appia GT by Zagato
As with all rules, exceptions are occasionally found, and this also applies to classic cars: in this case it was the turn of a GT Junior Zagato. The exception, in this case, concerns the appearance of the car characterized by widened fenders and, consequently, by wheels and tires large enough to fill the new spaces… Read More Wide hips: 1972 Alfa Romeo GT Junior by Zagato
Dust on a classic car always causes curiosity, you know, but if the car in question is an SZ, then it gets a lot of attention. The seller briefly describes the history of this car: it was built in 1960 but registered only in 1965 and then abandoned in a field in 1971 (probably because… Read More Dust and mystery: 1960 Alfa Romeo Giulietta SZ
It does not matter if it is a replica, the TZ1 still attracts attention also because it is not easy to have $ 750,000 available to buy an original one. Obviously the replica must be done well because, otherwise, it would not interest anyone, and this car in particular seems to be built very well… Read More Tubolare in the shell: 1964 Alfa Romeo Giulia TZ Replica
Here we are in the presence of one of the best pieces among the Italian cars of the 60s: an important factory and an equally famous coachbuilder. It is worth saying that this is not a car born to have a “civil” use and therefore converted to racing: the OSCA 1600 GT was born with… Read More Winning four: 1963 OSCA 1600 GT by Zagato
There is still the possibility of finding some Junior Zagato to be restored: we no longer believed it possible but it is so. In this specific case we do not know if we are dealing with a 1300 or a 1600: the seller does not specify it and we are unable to grasp sufficient clues… Read More Chassis #133: 1967 Alfa Romeo GT by Zagato
Update, same day This is a scam: A reader told us that the real owner of the car never put the vehicle up for sale and he will never do so: be careful if you see the same car popping somewhere for sale again. ****************************** Too bad for the presence of only one (bad quality)… Read More Mega rare: 1947 Fiat 500C “Panoramica” by Zagato
Although in general it is believed that Zagato worked only on the bodies they built, in some cases he limited their job to improve the details of the existing cars. Obviously, the first candidates were the Fiat which, at the time, alone made up almost half of the Italian car market: 80% of the Fiat… Read More On demand: 1965 Fiat 600D by Zagato
And here comes another special car based on the Fiat 600, this time with an open body made by Zagato. In fact we have seen cars similar to this one, but they had the bodywork built by Allemano and they are quite well known as several dozen have been produced: this car instead seems to… Read More Who’s who: 1958 Abarth 750 Spyder by Zagato
