This fascinating race car just had a place of honor at the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix next to 12 V Ferraris since she raced and placed against them as a part of the North American Race Team in period at both Sebring and LeMans.
Driven by John Fulp and David Cunningham driving for Luigi Chinetti Motors North American Race Team (N.A.R.T.) she placed fourth at Sebring in 1960 with a score of 1.3619 and a second in class.
In March of that year, driven by John Bentley and Jack Gordon at LeMans (again as a N.A.R.T participant) the team finished 18th among the classified finishers and in front of two of the 850cc DB Panhards. They didn't win the Index, but they did place third and second in the 850 class
These are remarkable achievements for the OSCA 750S considering the engine displacement handicap. This is the rare car that requires a skilled driver to get the best out of her. She is in it for the long haul.
This car comes with a sizeable amount of documents and information. Email for more detailed information including said documents and many more pictures.
Asking price $850,000.00. (This car retains its original engine)
This car is being represented by Kelly Dietrick, Exceptional Car Broker specializing in historic competition cars from exceptional collectors all over the world. I do not maintain a website but if you would like to see the cars I represent before they are advertised please send an email to sign up for my monthly newsletter.
