1,200cc, OHC, Inline, 4-Cylinder Engine 2 Weber Carburetors 4-Speed Manual Transmission Independent Front Suspension by Transverse Leaf Spring, Rear, Semi-Elliptic Leaf Spring 4-Wheel Drum Brakes *Second to last 300BC built *Formerly owned by marque expert John de Boer *Fresh from a four year restoration of cosmetics *Eligible for numerous historic events THE SIATA 300BC SIATA - Società Italiana Applicazioni Techniche Auto-Aviatorie - was founded in 1926 by an amateur racing driver called Giorgio Ambrosini and, as the name implies, tuned cars, mainly FIATs and sold performance equipment.

After WWII, SIATA turned to making its own engines and gearboxes, and its astonishingly diverse range of models included one with a V8.

Every SIATA was a joy to drive and owners enjoyed a fair degree of competition success with them.

Apart from Italy, the company's largest market was America where the Barchetta was sold as the 'Spyder'.

Launched at the 1952 Geneva Salon, the Mario Revelli de Beaumo...