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SOLVED - What car #113 - 1969 Serenissima Aghema

Started by @re, December 13, 2007, 04:15:53 AM

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1974 Fiat X1/9 1500
2005 Alfa GT 1,9 JTD

Otto Puzzell

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@re

Oh. That easy, was it?

Long nose again  :D
1974 Fiat X1/9 1500
2005 Alfa GT 1,9 JTD

Allemano

#3
For the nitpickers amongst us: the car Otto has posted was indeed formerly known as the Serenissima Aghena (or Agena), but it's not!
It's simply called Serenissima Ghia Coupé. Naming politics of the Serenissima company were always kind of obscure, but in a recent interview Count Volpi himself confirmed it. The Agena was this car: (hope it's not another red herring of C. Volpi)



Paul Jaray

Allemano, I think the one you posted is the Strada GT, solved few days ago.....

Allemano

Quote from: Paul Jaray on October 16, 2008, 08:59:53 AM
Allemano, I think the one you posted is the Strada GT, solved few days ago.....

Do you mean the dark mystery Serenssima?
It's a bit complicated... The dark one still without spoiler was called "Strada", the later modified white version "Agena", though it's the very same car.

Still have to rename the pic of the other topic!  ;)

Paul Jaray

Ok, another thing to check on my books, I'll post all the info I've got on the Serenissima firm....when?...when I'll back!

Allemano

http://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/index.php?topic=4920.msg33569#msg33569

You won't find it in your books if they're older than three months.  ;) It was recently featured in an article of a German classic car mag. (incl C. Volpi interview)

dalla

Quote from: Allemano on October 16, 2008, 09:16:52 AM
http://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/index.php?topic=4920.msg33569#msg33569

You won't find it in your books if they're older than three months.  ;) It was recently featured in an article of a German classic car mag. (incl C. Volpi interview)

Yeah saw that mag. Should have bought it

grobmotorix

No visible puzzle photo.

I bought this nice photo from its debut today:

Arunas