SCAT manufactured the Hispano Suiza model HS V8 during WWI.

From Appendix 6: The main text lacks illustrations of SCAT engines manufactured under license from Hispano Suiza.

-Two engines built by SCAT have been located at the Vigna di Valle Museum, near Rome. The Aeronautical Regia Museum.

“SCAT 34, 180 CV”

-Another SCAT is the 42-8, (42-S?) based on the HS 42, giving 300 HP.

“SCAT 42-8, 300 CV”

“SCAT 42-8 port side view”

-Both SCAT motors have superimposed gearboxes.

-Photos Jacinto Garcia.

From Appendix 10: The company name SCAT is an acronym for: Societá Ceirano Automobili Torino and was a builder of Hispano-Suiza engines in Italy.

“Cover of a Service Manual”

-As we see, it made the 150, 180, 200 and 220 HP models. See main text.