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Maserati
6C Sport
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Tipo 6C Sport Gallery |
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| A project initiated by Mario Angiolini using the same type of 6CM motor as that employed in the 6CS/46, this car became the archetype of future production, if not because of the motor, but the body and frame. Utilising the same type of twin cam motor used by Barbieri in the 6CS/46, with a frame designed by Cavoni and the body built by Fantuzzi, it competed alongside the 6CS/46. The tubular Cavoni frame was an innovation and the body introduced a grille which would be used later on the production vehicles. | |||||
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| Maserati 6C Sport - also known as A6 1500 Sport | |||||
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Tipo 6CS 1500 or A6 1500 Sport in the hands of Felice Bonetto at the Pescara Circuit, 1947. Millanta | ||||
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