Solved -PJ714- Graziella 125 by Fernando Caiani, 1954

[Paul Jaray]

not engine parts.

[oko94]

Chassis parts ?

[Paul Jaray]

Chassis parts ?

Locked for 2 guesses.

[Paul Jaray]

Tic-tac...tic-tac... 

[Paul Jaray]

Unlocked!

[Allemano]

Gilco?

[Paul Jaray]

Not Gilco.

[targhediferro]

Taraschi?

[Paul Jaray]

Not Taraschi.

[oko94]

Approx year : 1953 ?

[Paul Jaray]

Almost...

[oko94]

1954 ?

[Paul Jaray]

Yes.

[oko94]

Was it supposed to be shown at the 1954 Torino Motor Show ?

[Paul Jaray]

Yes...where, precisely?

[oko94]

Palazzina delle Belle Arti, Castello del Valentino ?

[Paul Jaray]

Nope...I mean, in which stand.
Not his own and a known one....we have also some pictures of it in that topic...

[oko94]

It was in Pier Luigi Nervi's Palazzo delle Esposizoni anyway

Was it supposed to be exhibited on a parts supplier stand ?

[Paul Jaray]

Nope, in a manufacturer's one.
A quite known and still active manufacturer.
I don't think it was there actualy, but those were the plans.

[oko94]

Nardi ?

[Paul Jaray]

There are still many unanswered questions: who build it, where was it planned to be shown, which manufacturers was he associated with.
Nardi is not one of these answer.

[oko94]

Was it planned to be shown on the stand of an Italian manufacturer ?

[Paul Jaray]

Yes, Italian manufacturer still active.

[Iluvatar]

Was it built by Giotto Bizzarrini, who worked for Alfa Romeo, Ferrari, Lamborghini and Iso ?

Not him, but one of the makers you named is indeed connected.

Lamborghini (Trattori, being in 1954)??

[Paul Jaray]

Not Lamborghini.