I have an address for one of the Lato Di Priolo brothers in Milan, but no response to 3 letters. What I have is:
Scuderia Ambrosiana
Massimo Lato Di Priolo
Via Ciovasso 11
20100 Milan
Italy
Anyone have another address, a phone number or an e-mail, and know if he speaks English??
Thanks,
Stu
HELP! Need Scuderia Ambrosiana information
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dretceterini
, Jun 17 2002 18:05
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David McKinney
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Posted 17 June 2002 - 20:42
Perhaps he's offended at being incorrectly addressed ;)
Try Massimo Leto di Priolo
Try Massimo Leto di Priolo
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dretceterini
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Posted 17 June 2002 - 20:54
David:
I found the spelling as LATO on a web site, so that's the spelling I used.
As far as I am aware, you are absolutely correct; it is Leto. I also thought the "D" in Di (or di) should be lower case, but it's upper case in the address I found....it was an ITALIAN site too!!
I don't see why this would upset him, however...maybe he doesn't read English...and he has to be in his 80s or even his 90s...
A guy I know, Don Zoltan Veta, imported two 1900s (a Touring 3rd series and a Zagato) from Suderia Ambrosiana to the US circa 1958. He sold the touring a LONG time ago, and the Zagato was for a friend. I have asked him for years to try and find the import papers or at least the serial numbers so I can give a copy of them to Peter Marshall (Alfa 1900/6c2500 register) but Don Veta has never bothered to do so..
Thanks,
Stu
I found the spelling as LATO on a web site, so that's the spelling I used.
As far as I am aware, you are absolutely correct; it is Leto. I also thought the "D" in Di (or di) should be lower case, but it's upper case in the address I found....it was an ITALIAN site too!!
I don't see why this would upset him, however...maybe he doesn't read English...and he has to be in his 80s or even his 90s...
A guy I know, Don Zoltan Veta, imported two 1900s (a Touring 3rd series and a Zagato) from Suderia Ambrosiana to the US circa 1958. He sold the touring a LONG time ago, and the Zagato was for a friend. I have asked him for years to try and find the import papers or at least the serial numbers so I can give a copy of them to Peter Marshall (Alfa 1900/6c2500 register) but Don Veta has never bothered to do so..
Thanks,
Stu
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bschenker
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Posted 17 June 2002 - 21:19
I found the same address, but on this house number you cant find a similar name try on the follow pages for all names.
http://www.paginebia...&nc=11&x=57&y=6
http://www.paginebia...&nc=11&x=57&y=6
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dretceterini
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Posted 18 June 2002 - 01:21
Thanks for the help! 
There is a new address, with a telephone number
Massimo Leto di Priolo
Via Della Moscova 40/8
20121 Milano
tele: 02.63.75.745
There is a new address, with a telephone number
Massimo Leto di Priolo
Via Della Moscova 40/8
20121 Milano
tele: 02.63.75.745
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dretceterini
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Posted 18 June 2002 - 21:50
Thank You. It was a typo on my part. The adresss is that of the main office of Banco Popolare, and I guess he is an official there.
Stu
Stu
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dretceterini
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Posted 02 July 2002 - 01:50
Well, I just got an e-mail. It's Massimo's SON that is the vice-president of the bank. His father is 81, and, as far as I am aware, the last living member of the Scuderia. The father is will to help, and DOES have a fairly substantial archive...even better, he is willing to help without me having to go to Italy and REALLY learn the language.
If this pans out, I WILL be doing the book!!
Stu
If this pans out, I WILL be doing the book!!
Stu
