#grifos

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1971 Iso Grifo Series II

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Iso Grifo Series II Targa, 1971, by Bertone. The original Grifo was designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro while he worked for Bertone in his 20s. Carrozzeria Pavesi carried out the conversion work to turn the hardtop coupé into a targa. The Series I, of which 13 were made, came with an acrylic rear window (see yellow car in the brochure) however Series II cars had a solid glass rear window. The Series II also boaster a number of improvements including semi-concealed headlamps and a 300hp version of the 5.7 litre Chevrolet V8 coupled with a 5-speed ZF manual gearbox. Only 4 Series II Targa models were built by Pavesi.

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Creo que busca a Neo

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Grifo de California

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Iso Grifo GL Series II by Bertone 1970. - source Soft Tech Motorsport.

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Iso Grifo Targa Series II (1 of 4). 

Renzo Rivolta was an omnipresent industrialist and serial innovator. Tracing his manufacturing roots to before World War II, he built everything from refrigerators to scooters before the sale of his Isetta bubble car venture to German giant BMW. The proceeds of the deal launched Iso Rivolta as a car manufacturer proper, with its eponymous Bertone-styled four-seat coupé arriving in 1962, followed three years later by the sportier Grifo.Styled by Bertone’s Giorgetto Giugiaro and engineered by Giotto Bizzarrini, the new model was a gran turismo in every sense and a true competitor to the Ferrari Daytona and Maserati Ghibli. But like the Rivolta—and very unlike its rivals from Emilia Romagna—the Grifo was powered by an American V-8. Simple, rugged and powerful, Chevrolet’s 5.4-litre small block was rated at 300 horsepower, offering performance to match Bertone’s eye-catching coachwork.By 1968, the 186-mph 7-Litri arrived, propelled by Chevrolet’s famed “L71” Tri-Power V-8. Things only got better two years later with the debut of the Series II, which brought with it more refined styling with stunning and contemporary hide-away headlamps—not to mention the option of the Bowtie’s 7.4-litre big-block V-8, which was fine-tuned with forged connecting rods and dry-sump lubrication.Due to eye-watering cost, just four Series II cars left the factory with open-topped Targa coachwork; chassis 350 is one of these special examples. The car was built on 4 July 1971, specified with a reinforced chassis frame and 300-horsepower 5.7-litre Chevrolet V-8 mated to a five-speed ZF manual gearbox and 3.31:1 rear axle. The car was also fitted with factory air conditioning.

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1968 Iso Grifo GL Series I Coupe

The Iso Grifo, an Italian-American masterpiece, fuses luxury with powerful performance. With its V8 engine options, distinctive design, and exceptional craftsmanship, the Grifo is an underrated classic car that exudes exclusivity.

Fun Fact: The Iso Grifo’s bodywork was designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro, one of the most celebrated automotive designers of his time. This car has earned the prestigious title of Editor's Pick in our article 'Hidden Gems Unearthed: Revealing the 15 Most Underrated Classic Cars!' Explore the full list of remarkable cars at: CarLoversHub.com - Hidden Gems Unearthed

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1966 Iso Grifo A3/C Continuation

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327 goes into… just about everything: Part 5 Iso A3/L Grifo Prototipo, 1963. Iso had started out by making electrical appliances during the 1930s, then after WW2 moved onto motor cycles and, in the 1950s, micro cars with the Isetta But from the late 1950s the company sort a future as a maker of grand tourers. A powertrain contract was made with General Motors and when the Grifo was presented at the 1963 Turin Motor Show it was powered by the 300hp version of Chevrolet's 327ci V8. The design of the car was by Giorgetto Giugiaro at Bertone

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