Chassis No.1041 L D VaughanCdr. L D Vaughan, USN (Rtd.) was the proud owner of this car when the picture was taken in Hawaii and possibly he still retains ownership.
Chassis No.1042 Dieter KrämerAn early owner was reported to be Paul Morel of Hollywood, California - exported from USA circa 1977. Arrived in Germany via Eddie de Heus of the Netherlands.
Dieter also owns Chassis Nr.1181 which was another ex-Eddie de Heus vehicle.
Chassis No.1043 The present disposition of Chassis 1043 is unknown. Tom Householder reports that the car was sold circa 1974 by Al Stephens of Forest Grove, Oregon.
Lyza Danger Gardener posted this scan of a slide of her mom in her dad's Doretti taken around 1979 in front of possibly the Coast Range west of Portland in Washington, USA.
Chassis No.1044 Pat ChancellorVehicle awaiting restoration.
Chassis No.1045 Herb MirandaThis Swallow Doretti was my first car which I bought in 1968 from a military serviceman in Berkeley, California. It's spent the last twenty-five years off the road and I'm now thinking about a restoration. ...Herb Miranda
For more information about this car see Chassis No.1045.
Chassis No.1047 Ted Keyes63,000 original miles, vehicle awaiting restoration.
Chassis No.1048 Larry ZottarelliLarry bought the Doretti in 1963 from Rose Wardell, widow of the former owner (John Wardell), of Sunland, California. The car was used for five years before being laid up until 2010 ,when it was re-commisioned with the help and encouragement of Ray Bragassa, owner of Chassis No.1039. More of the history of this unique car can be found at Chassis No.1048
Chassis No.1049 Minako TakamoriThis was Alan Simon's first Doretti which he bought in 1964. He used it through dental school for a total of 50,000 miles. The car was wrecked in 1969. After being re-built in 1994 by Pete Petrov of Venice, California it was exported to Japan.