Based on the chassis of the humble Fiat 600, the Abarth 750 GT Zagato is one of the most interesting and highly regarded examples of Italian etceterini .

A joy to drive and to own, it allows access to multiple racing events all over the world.

The pairing of Abarth and Zagato can be easily defined as a match made in heaven.

Carlo Abarth’s genius in turning Fiat’s low-displacement engines into true pocket-rockets was renown, as was Zagato’s ability to create ultra-lightweight and gorgeous coachwork.

This 1959 example is eminently presentable and benefits from a previous restoration.

It is clad in the attractive racing-inspired blue and white livery of a contemporary 750 GT “Competition Coupe,” completed by a period-correct suite of badging.

The interior is a tidy affair trimmed in blue vinyl with matching carpets.

Additional cabin features include a dash-mounted rally clock, competition-spec lap belts, and luggage straps.

The car’s high-performance “GBS” engine has been bored ou...