About the marque
- Founded
- 1960 – 1968
- Country
- Italy
Officine Stampaggi Industriali, usually abbreviated OSI, was founded in Turin in 1960 by Arrigo Olivetti and Luigi Segre as a coachbuilding and industrial-stamping company. It built special-bodied cars and small production runs on platforms from Ford, Alfa Romeo, Innocenti and others, including the Ford OSI 20M TS and the Ford OSI-designed four-door prototypes. The automobile operation ended in 1968 as the company returned to industrial work; the catalog keeps OSI separate from Ford and from the later Coggiola design business.
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