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Films: Fiat Abarth 750 GT Zagato Coupe: Torino Blue
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Made To Drive | S14 E06

Fiat Abarth 750 GT Zagato Coupe: Torino Blue

Fiat, Abarth, and Zagato live in this piece of Italian motoring history.
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When Outrageous Was Possible
There was a time when an art form known as coachbuilding existed.Back then, the coachbuilder did not have to answer to a CFO.Back then, the coachbuilder did not have to compromise his vision due to government regulations.Back then, the outrageous was possible.The Lamborghini Countach could only have been born then.
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Alexandre Goncalves
Alexandre Goncalves
4 years ago

What a cool little car and what a cool and passionate owner! Cheers from Portugal

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Robert in LA
Robert in LA
4 years ago

Amazing that the car was rolled, and that there was enough left to restore. The skin is hand hammered aluminum, without much structural strength. The damage to the panels must have been enormous. And where would they have found the replacement glass? I enjoyed the explanation of the double bubble, that not only did it provide helmet clearance, but the crease down the center line between the bubbles provides considerable rigidity to this panel. And that the region of low air pressure right behind the ‘bubbles’ tends to pull air in the direction of the air scoops. I suspect that this affect is ‘small’, but also ‘real’.

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Terry VanDervort
Terry VanDervort
4 years ago

0 to 60 in a blistering 17 seconds. Small cars rule.

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Robert in LA
Robert in LA
4 years ago
Reply to  Terry VanDervort

Driving powerful cars to some significant fraction of their potential on public roads always tempts fate on some level. If you pressed this little coupe to the limit who would care? I wonder what the F/R weight distribution is on these? The turn-in is probably pretty sharp on this car.

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airkooled1
airkooled1
4 years ago

Fantastic story and car!
I love features like this.
Must be fun being the care taker of this rare little beauty.
Cheers

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Sotirios Bakaimis
Sotirios Bakaimis
4 years ago

nice video/enthusiast & a very nice little car.

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Rick C
Rick C
4 years ago

And here I thought that pornography was illegal or something. The double bubble has always been on my lottery car list.

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JET70
JET70
4 years ago

Thank you for making my day better, beautiful car.

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