Very nice - strange Monza in part 2?

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Very nice - strange Monza in part 2?

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Hi Amer nice indeed thanks for posting.
Stunning photo quality btw.
Anyway what's that 1975 "Monza" in the second par? I have never seen anything like that before and however it looks much older a style, I'd say from the '40's. Any clue anyone?
Cheers
Fabrizio

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Very nice - strange Monza in part 2?

David at Cal 11 discovered this missing link to the Monza

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