TMU Disassembled Tipo 100 Inline-Four Removed Four-Speed Manual Transaxle Italian Tricolore Race Livery 13" Cromodora Alloy Wheels Retrofitted Coilovers Roll Cage Single Aluminum Seat Racing Logbooks Spare & Removed Parts
This 1959 Fiat Abarth 750 Zagato is believed to have been converted into a race car in the 1980s and campaigned in various events around Northern California at tracks including Laguna Seca, Thunderhill, and Sonoma into the early 2000s.

Chassis 545551 later spent time in storage for nearly a decade before being acquired by the seller’s father .

The Tipo 100 inline-four engine was subsequently removed and disassembled along with the four-speed manual transaxle, the latter of which has since been rebuilt.

Wearing an Italian livery, the car rolls on 13″ Cromodora alloy wheels coupled with retrofitted coilovers at all four corners.

Inside, the stripped cockpit features a roll cage as well as a single fixed-back aluminum seat.

This “double bubble” Fiat-Abarth race c...