The story of Ghia – part 2
Read part 1 The revolution by Savonuzzi The succession of prototypes made on behalf of Chrysler undoubtedly influenced the 1951 project by Piero Dusio,…
The Chrysler Flight Sweep I by Carrozzeria Ghia
The Chrysler Flight Sweep I was first shown to the public in 1955 and was exhibited at the 1956 Chicago show. Standing only 53.6-inches tall, the 4-passenger convertible designed by Virgil Exner and built in Italy by Carrozzeria Ghia, featured smooth, clean bodylines with upswept tailfins, integrated bumpers and a windshield that sloped sharply at 56 degrees. The coupé version was called the Flight Sweep II.
Read part 1 The revolution by Savonuzzi The succession of prototypes made on behalf of Chrysler undoubtedly influenced the 1951 project by Piero Dusio,…
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