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The experiment/2: 1963 Hillman “Zimp” by Zagato

Among many experiments of merging the italian style with foreign machinery, there is one less known than others, the Hillman Imp dressed by Zagato. Both Zagato and the Rootes group (owner of Hillman) decided to go on with this experiment involving the Hillman Imp so the name of this car, then, changed in “Zimp” and… Read More The experiment/2: 1963 Hillman “Zimp” by Zagato

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Older restoration: 1963 Hillman Imp by Zagato

This Hillman Imp built by Zagato (very often called “Zimp”) is one of the three prototypes built by the famous italian coachworks, and actually It looks the same as it left the factory. Under the coachbuilt body there is quite a sophisticated, albeit small, car; as the seller remarks this little car had an aluminium… Read More Older restoration: 1963 Hillman Imp by Zagato

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