How is it written?

My research on the italian Wikipedia site shows that the founder`s name was de Tomaso. This is an italian name. The "de" meaning "from" indicating some form of nobility.
The car company was called De Tomaso.
I hope you can sleep well again...

Just HAD to google a "Donkervoort". Quite interesting.

The doctor's answer is also what I have come to accept as correct.

Larry

Matthias, Alessandro replied to one of my messages when he was haling his broken leg as "A.DeTomaso" and I still have that in my files, so that's what I use. Good luck with WIKI- J DeRyke

Well Boss, your comment does not make it easier...

food for thought

Although printed Alejandro De Tomaso, I have always seen it signed Alejandro de Tomaso, which would be in keeping with other official sources.

A small d means it comes from nobility big D not.

#1154

My father was born in Italy "came over on the boat"
when I showed my father the Pantera I just bought in 1999 he did not care... cars are point A to point B to him.
I needed to find out how to put the gasket in the headlights back in correctly and showed it to my dad because I could not read it... My dad asked why is it in Italian it is a "Ford!" (Ref to the 351C) I told my dad the story as I knew it and during the story, I made the mistake of saying de Tomaso was Italian... My father word was law to me and he said that car may have been built in Italy but Tomaso is not an Italian name. (wrong or right I do not know!) But he still liked riding in the car RIP Dad, Dionisio Bernardi 2006
Sincerely his son, Giuseppe driver of 6656

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Originally posted by Joe 1974 L #6656:
I told my dad the story as I knew it and during the story, I made the mistake of saying de Tomaso was Italian... My father word was law to me and he said that car may have been built in Italy but Tomaso is not an Italian name. (wrong or right I do not know!)

Alejandro De Tomaso was Argentinian, hence is is said the blue and white represents the Argentinian flag in the logo!