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The Stanga Brothers and Their Cars

February 3, 2025 By pete

Story by Dino Brunori
Historic photos are Copyright protected from the Andrea Curami Collection

From the Archives, December 2018

In the years between 1930 and 1960 every Italian car enthusiast had only one dream: racing in the Mille Miglia. And in the years after the war, when the sporting regulations allowed it, one might enter the 1000 mile race with a self-built car derived from or built with Fiat components. They could be rewarded with large sums of money if they won the category with Fiat parts.

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