Allemano

Cars with bodies by Allemano

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  Maserati · 1954–1957

  A6G/54 2000 (Allemano, Frua, Zagato)

  65 Built

  Extremely RareCoachbuilt

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  Panhard

  Dyna 750 Coupe Allemano

  Production not yet verified

  Rare colour

Key facts

Founded

Late 1920s (exact year not given in the source consulted)¹ Independently researched

Founder

Serafino Allemano¹ Independently researched

Headquarters

Turin, Italy (Via Rosmini 10; Via Pietro Cossa from 1961)¹ Independently researched

Status

1965¹ Independently researched

History

Serafino Allemano, born in 1898 in Villadeati, Piedmont, built his Turin business into a full coachbuilder by the late 1920s. The workshop was at Via Rosmini 10 until a 1961 move to Via Pietro Cossa. It bodied the Maserati A6G 54 coupe designed by Michelotti and shown at the 1955 Paris Motor Show. The 1964 car tax and failed Fiat 850-based prototypes led to closure, and a Turin court declared the firm bankrupt in October 1965.

Milestones

1. 1955
   The Allemano-bodied Maserati A6G 54 coupe was shown at the Paris Motor Show.¹
2. 1961
   The workshop moved from Via Rosmini to Via Pietro Cossa.¹
3. 1965
   Allemano was declared bankrupt by a Turin court.¹

Sources

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   Carrozzeria Allemano Level C Carrozzieri Italiani

   • shown at the 1955 Paris Motor Show
   • moved in 1961 to Via Pietro Cossa
   • declared bankrupt in October 1965
   • work became full coachbuilding by the late 1920s
   • Serafino Allemano, born in 1898 in Villadeati
   • first at Via Rosmini 10, moved in 1961 to Via Pietro Cossa
   • "Turin court officially declared Carrozzeria Allemano bankrupt" in October 1965
   • Serafino Allemano; Turin addresses; A6G 54; bankruptcy October 1965

   Accessed 2026-11-13