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Maserati A6G Zagato 1954
Maserati had introduced the A6GCS as a sports racing car in 1953 with a twin cam 2-litre engine. In 1954 60 A6G/54 GT road cars were made, 20 of which were given Zagato bodies.

 

ab_Maserati A6G Zagato grille
Maserati A6G Zagato 1954. Maserati had introduced the A6GCS as a sports racing car in 1953 with a twin cam 2-litre engine. This 1954cc 6-cylinder unit was developed out of the single cam 1954cc unit in the A6GCM for a monoposto racing car, and subsequently for the A6GS sports racing car. The A6G2000 was a road-going version, probably Maserati's first postwar production car.
 ac_Maserati A6G Zagato 1954 head
Maserati A6G Zagato 1954. Maserati had introduced the A6GCS as a sports racing car in 1953 with a twin cam 2-litre engine. This 1954cc 6-cylinder unit was developed out of the single cam 1954cc unit in the A6GCM for a monoposto racing car, and subsequently for the A6GS sports racing car. Gioacchino Colombo had joined Maserati (from Ferrari) in 1952 and did the work on the engine.
 Maserati A6G Zagato front
Maserati A6G Zagato 1954. Maserati had introduced the A6GCS as a sports racing car in 1953 with a twin cam 2-litre engine. In 1954 60 A6G/54 GT road cars were made, 20 of which were given Zagato bodies.
 Maserati A6G Zagato rear
Maserati A6G Zagato 1954. In 1954 Maserati made 60 A6G/54 GT road versions of the A6GS, 20 of which were given Zagato bodies.
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