A Corvette-powered Italian race car shaped by one of the minds behind the Ferrari 250 GTO sounds made up, but that’s really the story of the 1965 Iso Grifo A3/C. We came across this incredibly rare example at the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance. Only a small number of A3/Cs were built, and each one represents a strange mix of Italian style, competition-focused engineering, lightweight construction, and, of course, Chevrolet V-8 power. Giotto Bizzarrini helped develop the car for Iso Rivolta after leaving Ferrari, and the A3/C would go on to compete at Le Mans before the project eventually split off into what became Bizzarrini. It’s rare, beautifully proportioned, mechanically unusual, and one of the most interesting Italian/American hybrids that nobody remembers. 

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