Maserati A6GCS - Brochure - 1953

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Original Advertisement (no copies) framed with a wooden Maserati-colored frame and glass from the Maserati A6GCS presentation, it is a legendary two-seat racing car produced by the Maserati company. Built specifically in the famous A6GCS/53 version between 1953 and 1955 in only 54 units, it mounted a 2.0-liter inline-six engine delivering 170 hp, reaching 235 km/h. History and Features Meaning of the name: The "A" stands for Alfieri Maserati, the "6" indicates the engine’s cylinders, the "C" stands for Corsa and the "S" for Sport, PERFECT ORIGINAL CONDITION

Original Advertisement (no copies) framed with a wooden Maserati-colored frame and glass from the Maserati A6GCS presentation, it is a legendary two-seat racing car produced by the Maserati company. Built specifically in the famous A6GCS/53 version between 1953 and 1955 in only 54 units, it mounted a 2.0-liter inline-six engine delivering 170 hp, reaching 235 km/h. History and Features Meaning of the name: The "A" stands for Alfieri Maserati, the "6" indicates the engine’s cylinders, the "C" stands for Corsa and the "S" for Sport, PERFECT ORIGINAL CONDITION

Details

Number of books
1
Book title
Maserati A6GCS
Condition
As new
Publication year oldest item
1953
Height
32 cm
Width
44 cm
ItalyVerified
746
Objects sold
100%
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