767cc OHV Inline 4-Cylinder Engine Single Weber 32IMP/e Carburetor 48bhp at 6800 rpm 4-Speed Manual Transaxle Independent Front Transverse Leaf Springs and Coil Springs Rear Suspension 4-Wheel Hydraulic Disc Brakes *Delivered new to the United States *Known history from 1971-onward *Abarth Mille Miglia-spec 750 Engine *Restored and tuned by marque specialist Joe Potter *Updated with disc brakes *Shown at The Quail Motorsports Gathering in 2015 *Remarkably comfortable for nearly all drivers *A small but mighty Abarth for road and track THE FIAT-ABARTH 750GT From high efficiency exhaust systems in the 1930s, Karl (later Carlo) Abarth branched out into other performance parts for Italian cars small and large.

In the early years after WWII he became the Italian distributor of Porsche and through that connected Ferry Porsche with Piero Dusio of Cisitalia to realize the Type 360 Grand Prix racer project.

Cisitalia was forced into bankruptcy shortly thereafter and as a consultant to the com...