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| The Tipo A6G 2000 Berlinetta or 'Streamliner' was the forerunner of the Tipo A6GCS which made its debut on the Maranello test tracks on September 26, 1947. Prior to this in May it had been planned for Villoresi to debut the 2000 cc enlarged A6 1500 motor in the one-off Berlinetta or streamline body shell at the Piancenza race on May 11, 1947 at which Franco Cortese debuted the Ferrari 125S, but the car did not start. The car however did start in the 1947 Mille Miglia and in the Varese Circuit race driven on both occasions by Villoresi. | |||||
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TipoA6G 2000 Berlinetta - prototype of the A6GCS using the new 2000 cc naturally aspirated engine. Auto Review | ||||
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TipoA6G 2000 Berlinetta - seen here with Count Johnny Lurani. Auto Review | ||||
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Berlinetta - seen here in Modena in June, 1947. Millanta |
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TipoA6G 2000
Berlinetta - prepared for the 1947 Mille Miglia for Villoresi. Millanti |
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TipoA6G 2000
Berlinetta - Villoresi driving at the Varese
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