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Born from the bold creativity of postwar Italy, this jewel-like Fiat 750 Pulidori represents the work of Tuscan artisan Dario Pulidori, who transformed humble Fiat 500 mechanicals into a full-fledged 750-class racing machine.

Period sources record car no.

46 in the 1947 1000 Miglia as a Fiat S750 driven by Pulidori and Giuseppe Cioni.

Contemporary accounts further note that their Fiat-Giannini special – constructed on a Fiat 500 chassis and powered by a rare 750 cc Giannini engine – led the S750 class from Brescia to near Rome before ultimately retiring.
Archival records show Pulidori and Cioni reappearing in period with a Giannini 750, noted under chassis 105121 at the 1950 Coppa della Toscana.
Delicately proportioned, with hand-formed cycle-wing bodywork and purposeful barchetta lines, c...