mfg Posted yesterday at 06:24 PM Report Posted yesterday at 06:24 PM Like the article on the one and only ‘Due Cento’ Avanti in the latest AOAI Magazine….. Looking forward to the full story, which will be printed in the next issue!
regnalbob Posted 3 hours ago Report Posted 3 hours ago On 11/28/2025 at 1:24 PM, mfg said: Like the article on the one and only ‘Due Cento’ Avanti in the latest AOAI Magazine….. Looking forward to the full story, which will be printed in the next issue! There are two Due Cento Avantis. The original Due Cento. The Next Generation Due Cento.
mfg Posted 49 minutes ago Author Report Posted 49 minutes ago On 11/28/2025 at 1:24 PM, mfg said: Like the article on the one and only ‘Due Cento’ Avanti in the latest AOAI Magazine….. Looking forward to the full story, which will be printed in the next issue! Incorrect Bob…. The name of the turquoise Avanti, #9431, is: DUE CENTO THE NEXT GENERATION Nice try…. Keep swinging kid!!!
mfg Posted 28 minutes ago Author Report Posted 28 minutes ago Regnalbob was confused about the ‘DUE CENTO’ Studebaker Avanti….. The Paxton built Due Cento Avanti, mentioned in the latest issue of AOAI Magazine, was fitted with an experimental Studebaker engine referred to as the ‘R5’ and tested on the Bonneville Salt Flats in 1963…. It would be wonderful, in my opinion, to eventually see Greg Cone’s R5 engine reunited with Richard Bennett’s Due Cento Avanti!
mfg Posted 14 minutes ago Author Report Posted 14 minutes ago 2 hours ago, regnalbob said: There are two Due Cento Avantis. The original Due Cento. The Next Generation Due Cento. ‘Due Cento The Next Generation’ was owned and built for Bonneville speed runs by the late James Lange, who was an extremely talented Studebaker Avanti enthusiast….. RIP James
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