Update 9/7/10: $7900 after 24 bids is where this unlikely survivor ended up. Good luck new owner!
Giulietta Sprint 750B 1493*03396. This 1956 column shift Sprint is on eBay right now out of Medina Ohio with a current, reserve not met price of $2500 after 14 bids and 9 days to go. Car sports a set of later egg-crate style grills but the headlights still appear to be the early small type so I doubt the body has been altered. Check it out.
6″ lights I think -good thing the buckets are present -too bad the lights themselves are ruined. Hood spear has been abused. 101 grills can probably be fit without much effort on an early car.
I see evidence of a lot of rot around this rear wheel. Very complete original car though.
Aluminum door or better paint prep than the rest of the car? I wonder how the bumper got bent so? Towing?
Perfectly straight and needing some rust repair. These cars have vented rockers so it shouldn’t be that rusty. Probably just in the trunk.
Ohio 1974 series late. These are the cool series small tail lights. Look at how well the trunk fits. What is that thing hanging down behind the drivers side rear wheel?
No significant rot to be seen here.
Column shift, original carpet and a shade of blue normally seen on lightweight Sprint Veloce’s. I wonder where this car was pulled from to be in such good yet bad shape.
Rust and needing attention but complete and with everything in its right place -even the Tudor wash bottle.
This would be a fun car to do a mechanical only revival on. Can you imagine turning up at a show in this as a runner? This car should do alright. This makes two Sprints out of the Great Lakes region recently. A trend?
750 and 101 series cars 1954 – 1965