Entrants at the Coppa D’Oro digitized by Alessandro Gerelli
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Abarth, Alfa, Ferrari and Fiat at Oldtimers, August 13-15
Photos and Captions by Alessandro Gerelli
What they were doing at the Ring while you were in Monterey.
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French and Maserati at the Oldtimers, August 13-15
Photos and captions by Alessandro Gerelli
And more of what was happening overseas on Monterey weekend.
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Iso Rivolta 90 Reborn Again
By Alessandro Gerelli
Color photos by Alessandro Gerelli
The Iso Rivolta company was born in 1939 in Bresso, a small town just bordering Milan in the north of Italy, and was characterized by an amazing variety of production during its life. They made refrigerators, water heaters, motorbikes, small city cars, sport cars, and other sundries, most of which were manufactured after the end of WWII. The founder, Renzo Rivolta, was as interesting as the product line. He even built the factory in the park of his villa!
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Gerelli’s 2010 Mille Miglia: The Fiats
Gerelli’s 2010 Mille Miglia: The French
Photos and captions by Alessandro Gerelli
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Gerelli’s 2010 Mille Miglia: The Best of the Rest
Photos and captions by Alessandro Gerelli
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Italians at Geneva, 2010
French at Geneva, 2010
Gerelli’s Retro: The Cost of Our Passion
Story and Photos by Alessandro Gerelli
The traditional auction that is held yearly at the Retromobile by Bonhams included about 50 lots of memorabilia and about 100 cars; most of the cars presented were French, with few Italian, English, German and American.
The quality of the cars was high, but without really “high end” cars: only five had an estimation of over half a million of euros (a Ferrari Superamerica, an Alfa 8C, an Alfa Castagna, a Fiat 8V and a Maserati A6G 1500) and none of them sold.
The result of the auction has been in line with the economic world moment. About 60% of the cars that have been sold were good bargains for the buyers. Top prices were 475.000 euros for an Hispano Suiza of 1935, about 400.000 euros for a Mercedes Benz 630K of 1929 and a Swiss Monteverdi Hai 450SS of 1970.
Please note that all the prices mentioned below are inclusive of the buyer’s premium.
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Gerelli’s Retro: The Italians
Photos by Alessandro Gerelli
Our man Alessandro Gerelli was at this years’s Retro in Paris, clicking away. He sent us the Italian cars of interest, the French and those cars which we mark as the Cost of Our Passion. Here are the Italians.