1954 Pegaso Z102B Berlinetta

This Pegaso is fitted with coachwork by Touring and has period sporting history, nobility ownership, preservation, and long-term ownership fitting of the 'Spanish Ferrari' nickname. It is one of a series of six similar but not identical cars bodied by Carrozzeria Touring of Milan - although the overall visual impact and many trim details still project an exuberant Spanish flair. It has a 2.8-liter engine with four twin carburetors.

This Pegaso's first owner was the second Count de Caralt of Spain (Jose Maria de Caralt y Borrell) who was a popular and accomplished sportsman who raced it extensively and successfully in 1954 and 1955. His most prominent finishes were 2nd in class and 4th overall at Climb to Alto de Los Leones. He was also 2nd in class and 3rd overall at Grand Prix National Sport at Barajas.

Thereafter, the car passed through several hands, sometimes changing livery, but it continued to be well cared for and was often shown and shared with others at collector car events. It was the subject of an article in Motor Clasico in 1986 and participated in a special exhibit at the Centre de Cultura Contemporania de Barcelona in 2001. The current owner took possession of this Z-102 in 2015, and it was recently restored and returned to its original livery, painted gray and upholstered in blue.