Stanguellini was an Italian manufacturer of competition and small road cars based in Modena, operating under the name Officine Stanguellini Trasformazioni Auto Sport Corsa. The company originated from a family engineering business that also held a Fiat dealership. Vittorio Stanguellini, a schoolmate of Enzo Ferrari, took over the family firm in 1932. In 1936 Vittorio began modifying Fiat cars for competition and achieved considerable success, leading him to form his…