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1957 Dual Ghia

188roadUnited States
Engine
Dodge Hemi V8
Colour
Keeneland Green over two-tone green and white

Chassis 188 of the Dual-Ghia — a bespoke Italian-American grand tourer combining hand-built Carrozzeria Ghia coachwork with a Dodge Hemi V-8 — has remained within a single family since new, first owned by Alex G. Campbell Jr. of Lexington, Kentucky for roughly five decades. Campbell commissioned an extensive multi-year concours restoration to Keeneland Green with dual-tone trim, completed around 2011, after which the car earned First in Class honours at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance.

Ownership

  1. Auction sale
  2. Date unknownPrivate sale
    Alex G. Campbell Jr.
    full documentation

    Original purchaser from Lexington, Kentucky, who acquired the car new and kept it for roughly five decades; commissioned a multi-year concours restoration beginning in 2007. Sale is accompanied by restoration photographs, invoices, and period advertising materials.

Competition

  1. 2011
    2011 Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance
    1st in class

    Shown following completion of a multi-year restoration; this event represented the high point of a series of concours appearances made after the restoration was finished.

Maintenance & restoration

  1. 2007
    Restoration

    A comprehensive multi-year concours-level restoration was commissioned, returning the car to a Keeneland Green exterior with dual-tone green and white interior trim. Extensive photographic documentation and invoices record the work.

    Restoration spanned several years and was undertaken at the direction of the original owning family. Supporting documentation including photographs, invoices, period advertising, and marque literature accompanies the car.

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