4 Lost Italian Sports Cars You've Never Seen Before!

[@stephenwhiteley2879]

Great video , thank you for sharing

[@PatFoteff]

I almost bought one of these in the 70s. Very nice and easy to maintain sports car.

[@allenlumeyer2428]

I have seen 3 out of the 4 you show.

[@joesutherland225]

Intermechanica I remember their place in Vancouver they were doing porche clones I saw one of these there

[@gringoloco5989]

Have you heard about Monteverdi, Felber and Cheetah cars ? Could be an interesting video of virtually unknown cars.

[@top.intel0]

Yup i've heard about them. Planning to make a video about them

[@gringoloco5989]

@@top.intel0 Monteverdi was constructing various cars in Basel, Switzerland (German speaking part) and there is a museum with some of his creations in the city. Willy Felber was based in Morges, in the french speaking part, between Geneva and Lausanne, if recognized as a car builder, he was, in fact more modifying existing cars and adding his name and logo. Cheetah is a brand created by Chuck Greamiger and he was very active in competitions with US V8 powered cars. But if you want really something totally unknown in the USA, you can show the creations Franco Sbarro realized in his small workshop in Yverdon, I'm sure you will be surprised... Still alive, Sbarro created a car design school in neighboring France. When I was young, I had to make works for Sbarro, Greamiger and some others, mainly engine tuners.

[@Ari-pw6nu]

Seems like wreaking it is totaling. Steel body is amazing, though.

[@KrunBKK]

Do you even watch the video before reading the script? Round tail headlights, or tail pipes? Amateurs

[@darinvierth1679]

Ok, good info but if you're going to talk about cars(or any subject for that matter) please learn how to pronounce common words. Tachometer for example. It's pronounced, "tack-ometer", not "tuck-ometer. "