Solved - NEH 3575: Alfa 33 Stradale prototype undergoing aerodynamic tests at Autodelta

[Carnut]

What's this, by whom and what is going on - for 1 point?:

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[iani]

looks like an alfa 33 stradale prototype without lamps. The bits of string glued on I've heard are used for wind tunnel testing, so aerodynamics?

[Carnut]

looks like an alfa 33 stradale prototype without lamps. The bits of string glued on I've heard are used for wind tunnel testing, so aerodynamics?

Yes, you're right.
So who's doing it, for the point?
Locked for iani of course.

[iani]

Scaglioni's team? I know they tried a couple of different headlamp arrangements before others had a go at styling it...

[Carnut]

Scaglioni's team? I know they tried a couple of different headlamp arrangements before others had a go at styling it...

No, it's the company who built the body for these cars I'm looking for.
Now there's a clue..  Still locked for you!

[iani]

Marazzi?

[Carnut]

Marazzi?

that's the name I was looking for, yes!
Well done.

[Franco-Scaglione]

Hi. I have to correct you about this car. This prototype was built at Autodelta under direct supervision by Franco Scaglione. Only the 1968 production cars (2 headlights) were build by Marazzi. Best regards.

[Carnut]

OK, thanks.
I bow to your superior knowledge and have changed the title.