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SAC#676 : Alfa Romeo - Nardi 6C 2500 SS by Motto ( Mille Miglia 1949 )

Started by SACO, March 12, 2014, 02:20:12 AM

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SACO

Make , model , year and coach builder , for 1 point !  :)

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Alfa Romeo 6C 2500?? Maybe with Motto body?
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SACO

Yes ! Alfa with Motto body ! but not a 6C2500 !
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I found a picture where the car is captioned "Alfa Romeo-Nardi 3000 MM"...  ???
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The car was at 1949 Mille Miglia with Mario Bornigia...
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SACO

Yes I have also 3000MM ; but I think that you are right !
It's an Alfa -Nardi 6C 2500 SS by Motto ( MM 1949 Bornigia/Pacini )
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Unmodified picture from "Ruoteclassiche" website...
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What's this car and when?

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Mogul

Mario Bornigia & Tullio Pacini; Alfa Romeo N.D. 6C 2500SS, 1949 Mille Miglia. DNF place 301;

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#13
You looked a polish web site ;).  Good job, but it's not complet. 
Alfa Romeo 6C 2500 (1949) is correct (not SS) but who is the coachbuilder.
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Mogul

Sorry, wasn't able to reply sooner, bussy at work. I haven't looked at a Polish website. I looked at the 1949 results list from the Mille Miglia. This is how it is listed there. I will see if I find some time to do some more digging.

Mogul

Is it by any chance a Nardi design?

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el_monty

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Paul Jaray

It seems like it's not a Nardi after all. In Brunori and Curami's book it's written: "At the Mille Miglia, with number 647 was the team Bornigia-Pacini on Alfa Romeo 2500 with a bodywork quite similar to Gurgo Salice's berlinetta (that was by Nardi, ndr). This bodywork was made by Motto as well. These elements created a lot of confusion and some researchers have erroneously thought this was a twin Nardi Alfa Romeo, but it was committed by Bornigia, owner of a big Alfa Romeo dealer in Rome"