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'''Carrozzeria Castagna''' is a famous and historic Milanese coachbuilding outfit founded by [[Carlo Castagna]] in 1849 that faded away in the 1950's and was revived in the mid-90's (along with a whole portfolio of other marques) by Gioacchino Acampora in order to capitalize in the new boom for one-off bespoke automobiles. | '''Carrozzeria Castagna''' is a famous and historic Milanese coachbuilding outfit founded by [[Carlo Castagna]] in 1849 that faded away in the 1950's and was revived in the mid-90's (along with a whole portfolio of other marques) by Arch. Gioacchino Acampora in order to capitalize in the new boom for one-off bespoke automobiles. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
Then, comes the ''History'' section. Expand on any important events and company occurances in this section. | Then, comes the ''History'' section. Expand on any important events and company occurances in this section. | ||
== | ==Vehicles== | ||
[[Castagna | * 1905: [[Castagna Sparveiro]] | ||
* 1914: [[Alfa 40-60 HP|Alfa 40-60 HP Aerodinamica]] | |||
* 1924: [[Isotta Fraschini 8A|Isotta Fraschini 8A Castagna Torpedo]] | |||
* 1924: [[Alfa Romeo RM|Alfa Romeo RM Sport Castagna]] | |||
* 1928: [[Isotta Fraschini 8AS Castagna Landaulet]] | |||
* 1928: [[Alfa Romeo 6C|Alfa Romeo 6C 1500 Sport Castagna Torpedo]] | |||
* 1931: [[Mercedes-Benz 770 K Grosser|Mercedes-Benz 770 K Grosser Castagna]] | |||
* 1931: [[Alfa Romeo 6C|Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 Cabriolet Royale Castagna]] | |||
* 1931: [[Lancia Artena|Lancia Artena Castagna]] | |||
* 1933: [[Lancia Astura Double Phaeton]] | |||
* 1950: [[Cisitalia 202 SC|Cisitalia 202 SC Castagna Spider]] | |||
* 1995: [[Castagna Vittoria]] | |||
* 2002: [[Maserati Auge]] | |||
* 2003: [[Castagna G.C.]] | |||
* 2003: [[Castagna Rossellini]] | |||
* 2005: [[Castagna Aria]] | |||
* 2006: [[Castagna Imperial Landaulet]] | |||
* 2006: [[Castagna Tender]] | |||
* 2007: [[Castagna Aznom]] | |||
==Photos== | |||
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==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
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Carrozzeria Castagna is a famous and historic Milanese coachbuilding outfit founded by Carlo Castagna in 1849 that faded away in the 1950's and was revived in the mid-90's (along with a whole portfolio of other marques) by Arch. Gioacchino Acampora in order to capitalize in the new boom for one-off bespoke automobiles.
History
Then, comes the History section. Expand on any important events and company occurances in this section.
Vehicles
- 1905: Castagna Sparveiro
- 1914: Alfa 40-60 HP Aerodinamica
- 1924: Isotta Fraschini 8A Castagna Torpedo
- 1924: Alfa Romeo RM Sport Castagna
- 1928: Isotta Fraschini 8AS Castagna Landaulet
- 1928: Alfa Romeo 6C 1500 Sport Castagna Torpedo
- 1931: Mercedes-Benz 770 K Grosser Castagna
- 1931: Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 Cabriolet Royale Castagna
- 1931: Lancia Artena Castagna
- 1933: Lancia Astura Double Phaeton
- 1950: Cisitalia 202 SC Castagna Spider
- 1995: Castagna Vittoria
- 2002: Maserati Auge
- 2003: Castagna G.C.
- 2003: Castagna Rossellini
- 2005: Castagna Aria
- 2006: Castagna Imperial Landaulet
- 2006: Castagna Tender
- 2007: Castagna Aznom
