1950

Turin 1950, Theeldest son, Giuseppe, at the workbench constructing a casting model for a motor.After the Second World War, with the subsequent recovery of the Italian automobile industry, the "model shop" had a workforce of over 25 workers.
The three sons Giuseppe, Francesco and Roberto, born respectively in 1922, 1929 and 1936 from the marriage with Margherita Converso, gradually joined the business under the strict gaze of their father.
They acquired the necessary experience, demonstrated differing abilities as well as their own individual characters, earning respect from both customers and workers.
Following the end of the war, normal business could begin to resume, slowly at first, then increasing from 1950 with the arrival of a new customer, Alfa Romeo, with its impressive sedans.

May 1950, Francesco Stola receives his
civil license.  October 1950 Francesco Stola is recieves his military
truck license.

1950 Civitavecchia. Francesco Stola, on the left, with a fellow soldier posing next to the Lancia 3Ro.  1950 Civitavecchia Francesco Stola, on the right, with two comrades for lunch.