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Founded in 1925 by Giovanni Moretti in Turin, Italy. Moretti Motor Company was first a producer of motorcycles. Moretti started producing conventional automobiles in 1946, and Moretti survived into the mid-1980s. This 750 Grand Sport Berlinetta has coachwork attributed to Michelotti and features a 748cc inline dual overhead cam 4-cylinder that develops 71 horsepower and is capable of 100 miles per hour. Production was a mere handful of automobiles.
This Automobile has a unique history of being owned by Elizabeth (Isabelle) Haskel (later Mrs. Alejandro De Tomaso) and raced in California by her boyfriend and playboy of the time, Porfirio Rubirosa.
This Automobile has a unique history of being owned by Elizabeth (Isabelle) Haskel (later Mrs. Alejandro De Tomaso) and raced in California by her boyfriend and playboy of the time, Porfirio Rubirosa.
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