Overview
The last convertible now a project car.
- White
- No engine
- Year Model 1955
- Motto Bodywork
Gallery
History
The history of this car is till being researched. What we know is that it is now dismantled, most original parts have survived but it will need a lot of work to achieve restoration.
In 2013 it was offered as a project for sale on Bring a Trailer : This 1954 Siata 300BC 1100 Spyder (Chassis ST450BC) is described as a crash-damaged racing car that needs body and chassis repairs, but some of the needed work is being offered as an option in the sale. A Fiat 1100/103 engine in a choice of two displacements is included, but a new owner will have much additional work to do. Asking price was $180k that includes the body repairs.
Engine
As delivered. Delivered with a Fiat 1100 engin , numbered to the chassis.
Engine history. Not recorded.
Today. No engine.
Ownership History
| Owner | Name and location | Timeline and details |
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Tony Pompeo, NY, USA | 1955 |
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John Aldeborgh – Hyde Park, NY, USA | 1955 - 1956 |
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Tony Pompeo, NY, USA | 1956 |
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???? | 1956 - 1962 |
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Gary Olson – CA, USA | 1962 - 1965 |
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Jarl de Boer - CA, USA | 1965 - 1979 |
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John de Boer, CA, USA | 1979 - Current |
Racing
| Race | Driver | Racing number | Result |
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| Racing history for this car is being researched |
Auctions
| Auction | Date | Price |
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| No Auction for this car |
Racing Liveries
1950 - Circa
1960 - Circa
Videos
No Video yet for this car
Interesting Links
No Links
Credits
Photo Credits by: Nicolas Jeannier - Arthomobile.fr | Blog Automobile Raphael Belly | Cliff Reuter | John and Jarl de Boer | Tony Adriaensens CorsaResearch | Strada e Corsa | Used with permission of various owner archives | Various undocumented web sources.
Other Credits: The Italian car Registry | Etceterini.com | Bonhams | RM Sothebys | Aguttes | Gooding & Co