1952 Pegaso Z102 Cupula Cope

This Z-102 is a left-hand drive car with all-aluminum bodywork that was built by Empresa Nacional de Autocamiones S.A. (ENASA). This is the second Z-102 fitted with the so-called 'Cupula' coupe bodywork by in-house coach-builder Enasa and the only known survivor. The coupe body sports an unusually large and bulbous rear window, which resulted in the 'Cupula' nickname. It debuted in 1953 at the World Motor Show in Madison Square Garden, New York. In 1953 it was bought by the President of the Dominican Republic, Rafael Trujillo, and received the second nickname of 'El Dominicano.' Rafael Trujillo died in 1964 and the car was confiscated by the Dominican government. It underwent an extensive restoration, down to the tiniest detail, and has been brought back to its original state as when first shown in Madison Square Garden. It has a front, longitudinally-mounted two-valve/cylinder DOHC 150.9 cubic-inch engine with a five-speed transmission. It weighs 2866 pounds and rides on a 92.1-inch wheelbase.