9 JUNE 2013
On June 9, 2013 STUDIOTORINO, announced to the international press through three drawings, a new "One Off" project called MONCENISIO.
Derived from the Porsche 981, the designs were penned by the designer Daniele Gaglione, the project is a tribute to Alfredo Stola's late father.
February 2014. The drawings of the Porsche Moncenisio made by the architect Daniele Gaglione
made on the basis of the Type 981.
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Turin 21 March 2014 Daniele Gaglione the designer of Moncenisio posing with Marcello Gandini
and Leonardo Fioravanti.
On March 21, 2014 at the National Automobile Museum of Turin, STUDIOTORINO presented its latest "One Off", the Porsche Moncenisio.
21st March 2014,Motor Museum,Turin. Maria Paola and Alfredo Stola, Cav. Rodolfo Gaffino Rossi
and Marco Goffi.
Carlo Stola and Francesco Stola unveil the "One Off" Porsche Moncenisio to the public.
The precious inscription," To my dad, kiki".This special, car based on the Porsche Type 981, was designed by the architect Daniele Gaglione and is a tribute to the memory of Alfredo's father.
The tribute is highlighted on the left side of the car with a precious metal plate, engraved "S.F. 1/1" the initials Stola Francesco, one of a kind.
In the rear cabin another plaque holds the hand written phrase " To my Dad, your Kiki ".
March 21, 2014 at the Motor Museum. Alfredo, Maria Paolo, Francesco and Carlo Stola posiing with the Moncenisio an hour before the official presentation.
The Moncenisio has a unique, special body, maintaining all the original safety elements of the chassis and mechanics, the original engine guarantees compliance with emissions regulations.
The modelling, detail construction, painting and upholstery of the interior was all done by hand in the classic Turin tradition.
Historical partnerships with the Secoli family, Gavina and Gatto made all these activities a skillful blend of technique and craftsmanship.
The style was deliberately inspired by the Porsche 904, as drafted by Ferdinand Alexander Porsche, the knowledge of which was picked up by Alfredo between 1999 and 2000 whilst having had the honor of working, with his team of Stola spa modellers, on the Cayenne project, in Turin and Zell Am See.
June 2014, on the Moncenisio pass for the first test in the mountains after the snow thaw.Here is the reason for the name Moncenisio: the exterior with the color of the lake and the interior with the colours of the pastures. The bold trim and colors were created by Maria Paola Stola.
Before the official presentation in Turin, Moncenisio was previewed on March 11, 2014 in the presence of Wolfgang Hatz Director of Research and Development and designers Grant Larson, Matthias Kulla, Martin Khal and Conrad Hummel at the Porsche Styling Center in Weissach.
11th March 2014, Porsche design center in Weissach. Maria Paola, Wolfgang Hatz and Alfredo Stola. Designers G. Larson, M. Kulla, M. Khal e C. Hummel.
In January 2015, the Moncenisio partook in a test drive around the arctic circle in Scandinavia, between the regional capital of Rovaniemi, Finland and NordKapp in Norway.
1589 km were travelled, traversed on icy roads with temperatures often below -30 degrees and made even more hazardous with the presence of reindeer and elk.
It is possible to suppose that the Monceniso is the only "One Off" to have reached the northern most paved road in the world, in winter.
The journey's end is marked by a monument depicting a terrestrial steel globe.
Cape North 30th january 201511.30 : Alfredo Stola at the steel globe.
71° 10' 21" N - 25° 47' 40" E
On June 7, 2017, the artist Ugo Nespolo, on the occasion of the third edition of the "Parco Valentino" motor show, presented the Moncenisio in "Art Car" edition .The title of the work is "TORINO - ZUFFENHAUSEN", where the 33 special Porsches, made in Turin between 1947 and 2017 are represented through the six colors that make up the Italian and German flags.
6th June 2017,piazza San Carlo, Turin. The Maestro Ugo Nespolo photographed prior to taking the Moncenisio
to the Salone Parco Valentino.
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