1929 Maserati Tipo 26B
Maserati Tipo 26B 1929
(“Avv. Giovanni Agnelli” National Automobile Museum)
Engine: In-line 8-cylinder DOHC
Bore & Stroke : 62 mm x 82 mm
Total displacement - 1980 cc
Power - 155 hp at 5300 rpm
Top speed - 210 km/h
The Tipo 26 was the first car to display the Maserati name on its grille and it's the one that, in 1926, led the Bologna firm into the world of the major manufacturers. Designed by Alfieri Maserati, it combined lightness and power with optimum road-holding and braking. 43 specimens were constructed, with various engine capacities from 11OO to 2500cc; it was the classic car for gentlemen drivers of the time.
(“Avv. Giovanni Agnelli” National Automobile Museum)
Engine: In-line 8-cylinder DOHC
Bore & Stroke : 62 mm x 82 mm
Total displacement - 1980 cc
Power - 155 hp at 5300 rpm
Top speed - 210 km/h
The Tipo 26 was the first car to display the Maserati name on its grille and it's the one that, in 1926, led the Bologna firm into the world of the major manufacturers. Designed by Alfieri Maserati, it combined lightness and power with optimum road-holding and braking. 43 specimens were constructed, with various engine capacities from 11OO to 2500cc; it was the classic car for gentlemen drivers of the time.
