San Giusto Fabbrica Automobili was a short-lived firm (1924-26) founded in Trieste, whereas its workshop were in Milan. The small car whose chassis is on display was designed by Cesare Beltrami and presented at the 1924 Milan Motor Show. Its many front-runner engineering innovations included the single, central rail frame, independent all-wheel suspensions and the rear-mounted, 4-cylinder engine with forced-airflow cooling via a turbine fan driven by the engine itself.
Presented by C. Beltrami e G. Ucelli, Milano
Engine: 4 cylinders
Capacity: 748 cc
Max. power output: 16 bhp at 2200 rpm
Max. speed: 70 km/h
Weight: 680 kg
