1966 Ferrari 275 GTB Alloy
Discussion
During the mid-20th century, steel was the material of choice for car makers to create the bodywork of their road going cars. However, there were customers who demanded that their sportscars were lighter and more in-line with what companies were selling as high-performance road cars. Thus manufacturers like Ferrari, who were already using a lighter aluminium alloy bodywork for their competition cars started using the same materials to build their road cars as well to cater to their client’s expectation.
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