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Take a deep dive into the 50 Siata 300 BC ever produced, with detailled information, history, period and contemporary pictures.
Racing History
The Siata 300bc has a long racing history from 1951 to the mid-sixties. These races were mainly in the United States, but some also in Europe. Famous races incude Watkins Glen, Sebring 12h, Mille Miglia, and many other.
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Auctions Results
We have compiled the auctions results of all the Siata 300 BC that have been through an auction process in the past years
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Siata 300BC History
Founded by Giorgio Ambrosini, the S.I.A.T.A. company (‘Societa Italiana Applicazioni Trasformazioni Accessori’) was established in Turin in 1926.
The 300 BC Sport Spider was introduced in 1952. The design was created by Giovanni Michelotti for carrozzeria Bertone and the body was built by Bertone, while the latest samples by carrozzeria Motto. Only a total of 50 examples were ever produced. A roadster, a coupe and a convertible were the three main body types produced.
The 300 BC was a two-seat vehicle with various engine configurations from 750 to 1100 cc. The BC could achieve a maximum speed of 125 km/h, had a wheelbase of 2027mm and a weight of 720kg.