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Innocenti Spider

The Innocenti 950 Spider was designed by Ghia and presented at the 1960 Turin Show. Underneath was a lengthened Austin-Healey Sprite chassis and a larger 948cc A-series engine. Within a year the 950 S was modified for the MkII Sprite chassis. and in 1963 it was given the 1098cc A-series engine and renamed the Innocenti S. In 1966 a coupe version was launched, named the Innocenti C and designed by Tom Tjaarda. In 1968 the Innocenti Spider ceased production.

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Innocenti C - badge.	Innocenti C - badge on boot	Innocenti C - badge. The Innocenti Spiders were manufactured by Officine Stampaggi Industriali ('O S I') in Milan	Innocenti C. The Innocenti S and C used the 1098cc engine from the Austin-Healey Sprite MkII, and did not change to the 1275cc MkIII engines.	Innocenti C. After a tie up with British Motor Corporation Innocenti started making their own Spider based on Austin-Healey Sprite parts. The Coupe Innocenti C was launched in 1966 with a 1098cc engine	Innocenti Spider. Tom Tjaarda of Ghia evolved the spider into this little coupe in 1966.
Innocenti C - headlamp	Innocenti C. Launched in 1960, the Innocenti 950 was given a body by Ghia. The Coupe was launched in 1966 and Innocenti asked Tom Tjaarda of Ghia for the design.	Innocenti C

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