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Moretti 750 Zagato at 1954 Mille Miglia

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English: Moretti 750 Bialbero (bialbero=twin cam) by Zagato chassis #1037 [1] entry #2323 at Mille Miglia on 2 May 1954 driven by Rinaldo Pravettoni and Moscatelli, did not finish because of engine.[2]
Not sure if this was a "one-off" or if there were several identical or similar.[3]
The Moretti registry thinks this was the only one, and that it was more recently owned by Stuart Schaller in the USA before sold to Japan (seen in white/red at a Concours d'Elegance in Tokyo with license plate "S85264 ROMA". They also claim that Elio Zagato raced it early 1954.[4]
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