The Abarth 750 GT Bialbero is a sports car that was produced by the Italian car manufacturer Abarth between 1956 and 1960. It was based on the Fiat 600, but featured significant modifications to the engine, suspension, and bodywork.
The Abarth 750 GT Bialbero was powered by a new 747cc four-cylinder engine with twin overhead camshafts, which produced up to 62 horsepower. This was a significant improvement over the standard Fiat 600 engine, and it gave the Abarth 750 GT Bialbero exceptional performance and acceleration.
The car’s suspension was also modified to improve handling, with the addition of stiffer springs, larger shock absorbers, and a thicker anti-roll bar. The bodywork was also aerodynamically designed, with a more streamlined profile, and lightweight materials were used to reduce the car’s weight.
The Abarth 750 GT Bialbero was successful in racing, particularly in the GT class. It competed in various events, including the Mille Miglia and the Targa Florio, and achieved numerous victories and podium finishes.
In 1959, a special version of the Abarth 750 GT Bialbero was introduced, known as the “Record Monza”. This version featured even more modifications to the engine, suspension, and bodywork, including larger carburetors and a new exhaust system. It was designed to set new speed records and achieved notable success in this regard.
Today, the Abarth 750 GT Bialbero remains a highly sought-after sports car among collectors and enthusiasts. Its reputation as a high-performance racing car, combined with its stylish and aerodynamic design, continues to attract a devoted following. The Abarth 750 GT Bialbero is a testament to the skill and innovation of its designers and engineers in Italy, and it remains an iconic car in the history of motorsports.