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  1. PG1964

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  3. PG1964

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    Yes Walter. Is it bad restored, unattractive, too expensive, or...?
     
  4. wbaeumer

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    Well, the Alemanno cars from the A6G-2000 serie are not that attractive as the Frua- and Zagato-versions! In my opinion Euro 400k was a good price for the car - but n/s! The resto of the car was very good!!!
     
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    Did the bidding go to 400k EUR?
     
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    Yeeep!!!
     
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    So, Walter, just short of the low estimate....

    You have mentioned several times that the car is in very good condition, with a recent restauration, and very original. But, originality may be a two-egded sword in this case; that special two-color scheme is an acquired taste, to say the least. I wonder how much that special color scheme may have reduced interest in the car.

    I agree with you that the Alemanos are a bit less spectacular than the Zagatos and Fruas, but it is a very good looking and very rare car nonetheless.

    Cheers,
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    Gabriel,
    we must not talk about the availability of an A6G 2000, no matter if Alemanno, Zagato or Frua. Yes, Its a rare car.
    I agree with you about the two-tone paint. Its not my taste - but the car was delivered like that.

    I stumbled about another -litte- issue in the auction catalogue:
    there it was claimed that the car had been driven in some 50s rallys etc. by the 1st owner!
    Perhaps I am wrong here - but I strongly doubt that! And if the car ever raced I would like to see proofs....
     
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    Are you sure... I've heard it was sold after the auction... check or inquire again !
     
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