Here is another example of our favorite Fiat from the 60s: a 1600S Coupe with the type 118b engine produced in less than 300 units. It is easy to recognize this model immediately: from the outside it is identical to the 1500 Coupè (the one with a pushrod engine) with the exception of the front… Read More Grey hound: 1963 Fiat 1600S Coupé O.S.C.A. by Pininfarina
It is nice to find rare, special or unique history cars for sale. The only problem (for 99% of enthusiasts), is that cars with these characteristics almost always have unattainable prices. Yet there are also many cars, secularly in the so-called “youngtimer” segment, which are very interesting and have affordable prices provided – be very… Read More Big bumpers: 1983 BMW 633 CSI
We are pleased to note that this seller we have known for years has been threading some remarkable barn finds one after the other, and they are almost always high level cars. The most noteworthy is certainly the 300 SL Roadster, a single owner, found not many weeks ago, while today we are talking about… Read More Rare sunroof: 1964 Ferrari 330 GT 2+2
1967 was the second year of production of the GT Junior, born to meet the wishes (and the wallet) of the youngest Alfa Romeo enthusiasts. Obviously the standard equipment was more simplified than those of the older sister Giulia GT: even during the first years of production this model was not even equipped with power… Read More Two stripes, no stars: 1967 Alfa Romeo GT Junior
We have written several times, but we will never tire of thinking or reiterating it, that if there is a story that deserves to be told, that concerns the countless creations based on Fiat 1100 chassis. And we are not only talking about the 1100-103 frames but also those of the previous series, that is… Read More Former sedan: 1938 Fiat 508C Berlinetta by Geburth
The fiat 1400 was the first post-war “new generation” car built by Fiat which inaugurated its new course and the most prosperous twenty years of its production. It is clear that, in Italy in the early 50s, the Fiat 1400 – and we are talking about the sedan – was a car that only the… Read More Baby boomer: 1951 Fiat 1400 Cabriolet
Lately we have often seen Moretti Sportiva on sale, but these were especially in Italy, very rarely in other countries and especially in the USA, as long as back then this small car costed almost as much as a full size Pontiac. This article is written to report even two of them, in the hands… Read More Moretti mates: Two 1968 Moretti Sportiva
You can be a veteran of many things, some very unpleasant, some a little less, and some decidedly fun. Fortunately for this car, its past is linked not to a war, but to the Mille Miglia. The edition we are talking about is that of 1955, which saw Stirling Moss as absolute winner at the… Read More The veteran: 1955 Moretti 750 Sport Barchetta
It is a nice attempt, no doubt about it, and we add that this is also a very courageous and, why not, even a risky attempt. The attempt is, as many of you have already understood, to recreate a copy of the Bugatti Type 57 Atlantique, an icon not only of pre-war cars, but of… Read More The challenge: 1935 Bugatti 57 SC Atlantic recreation
If it is Porsche, if it was made before 1956 and is in a condition to be restored, it is almost an obligation not to publish it, we are sorry for those who do not like this model. This car in particular appears gray but it seems inceve that the original color was 5402 Türk… Read More Türk Rot: 1954 Porsche 356 Coupé
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