Ford stressed that its dream cars, particularly the Allegro, were essentially existing production unibody platforms upon which new design...

The Turin Motorshow of 1967 saw Lombardi display a new Fiat 850 based Spider called the Monza. A two-seater equipped with a fabric roof...

One of the most illustrious of Italian coachbuilders, Carrozzeria Vignale had been founded in 1948 by Alfredo Vignale, whose career had...

Other versions of Fiat 125 were built by Moretti, who made the 125GS 1.6 with styling similar to the Fiat Dino Spider, Zagato, the 125Z,...

At the Turin Motor Show in November 1967 Bertone presented the Executive, a prototype for a two-door saloon built around the mechanics of...

Launched in 1967, again at the Turin Motorshow, the 1600GS was a two door, four seater coupe based on the Fiat 125. As with their other...

An open utility car concept based on the Fiat 124. Though coachbuilders Savio built utility cars based on numerous Fiat models the Savana...

The Eveline was one of a number of limited edition models produced during the 1960s by Carrozzeria Vignale using FIAT running gear and...

Moretti produced various cars based on these Fiat models. The 1100 was used as the starting-point for a four-seat coupe and a two-seat...

Alfredino "Dino" Ferrari was Enzo Ferrari’s son and by all accounts the only person or thing the Ferrari founder ever loved more than...

This is one of the most beautiful and famous Pininfarina Prototypes ever created on behalf of Ferrari. Unveiled by Pinifarina at the...

One of the most revered Ferraris is the 330 P4. It immediately draws attention with curvaceously low lines and a sleek, yet aggressive...

Based on the Dodge A-100 pick-up truck, the radical Deora customized truck was fabricated in metal by the Alexander Bros. of Detroit....

By 1967, the most unusual creation of De Tomaso is a short city electric car of the Rowan brand. The De Tomaso Rowan was an electric...

Colani presented an ideal vehicle aerodynamic form with his "C-Form" concept in 1968, a vehicle where the whole body forms an inverted...

The Astro I appeared in 1967 as a radical-looking fastback coupe designed for the show circuit. It was merely an exaggerated version of...

Since the beginning of the sixties, Pietro Frua actively worked on the projects for a small German company Glas; in principle, at that...

The AMX III, not to be confused with the better-known AMX/3, was essentially a Javelin station wagon. First shown at the Chicago Auto...

With the rest of the automotive industry caught up in a tail-finned frenzy of luxurious comfort, AMC anticipated the oil crisis ahead and...

The Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale is an extremely rare road car built by Alfa Romeo of Italy. Only 18 are reported to have been made. The...

A prototype “woody” estate based on the Opel Commodore which was displayed at the 1968 Geneva Motor Show. Source & Images:...

You've all felt that frustration. You go to a new car show, and amid all of a manufacturer's ho-hum products for next model year, you see...

One of the last works of the OSI design department, headed by Sergio Sartorelli with Werner Hölbl and Piu Manzo. After the dissolution of...

As early as 1966, Neri & Bonacini began development of their very own car. Before this, the pair had rebodied a number of Ferrari...