Ok, we know that this Mustang was not made in the same year of the one driven by Frank Bullitt but, on the other side, it’s a fastback with a manual gearbox and a 390 engine. It’s also painted in red, which s not common on this model but we think that this color fits well… Read More Shifting gears/2: 1968 Ford Mustang GT390 Fastback
The lovers of cars from the thirties would goggle seeing this project and they are partially right: partially because only half of this car is a real Speedster. The seller says that years ago he started looking for a Boat Tail Speedster project: he was unable to find one so he ended up buying a 1931 Auburn… Read More Half car: 1931 Auburn 8-98 “Boat Tail Speedster”
To most people this could seem the “usual” Cadillac but somehow it isn’t. Indeed this particular model was built in only 1,075 specimens: a low number even for the european car production in those years, but ridiculously low for the american car industry. Apart from being, in our opinion, the most beautiful classic Caddy, the 1960… Read More Rare fins: 1960 Cadillac Eldorado Seville
This ’66 Corvette Roadster is actually painted in a not original color, on the other side interiors are basically untouched,showing a beautiful green shade. Indeed the original color of this car is the Mosport Green which is something in the middle of silver and green: such color with green interiors is a very particular and… Read More Almost green: 1966 Chevrolet Corvette Roadster
All new. All easy. All free. Classic Virus List: classicviruslist.com is our new trick, the result of dozens of working weekends and hundreds of overtime work hours (after our “regular” work and the enrichment of this blog) of one girl and two guys during this 2016. What we have done is trying to summarize our… Read More Introducing Classic Virus List
It’s very curious to find a GT 390 Fastback coming from Italy where, probably, just an handful of these cars are actually registered. That’s even more surprising as this is one of the most wanted Mustang: the 1967 GT 390 is an icon of the american cars production of the last century, mainly thanks to… Read More Italian stallion/2: 1967 Ford Mustang GT 390 Fastback
We don’t know deeply the history of the Cobra Daytona but we used to know that all the cars built are well known so we were very surprised to find a bare shell and a chassis for sale at this asking price. That means that this is not a replica nor an “unknown” Daytona Coupé;… Read More The british one: 1965 Cobra Daytona Coupé
The love we have for kit cars could maybe be related to our childhood when, browsing the car magazines (made of paper), we always saw these beautiful cars with an affordable price. Of course we couldn’t realize exactly why those cars seemed bargains. That was because, just like this car, produced from 1966 to the early seventies,… Read More GT40 legacy: 1966 Fiberfab Avenger GT-12
I always wondered how driving this car could be: a squat look, a light bod, a short wheel base, a steering wheel, a manual gearbox and a mighty Ford 289 c.i. under the lid, producing almost 300 hp and plenty of torque. For sure you have to be very skilled to exploit the power and… Read More Intimidator: 1965 TVR Griffith
This Bel Air Convertible is said to have had one owner only for more than fifty years and that’s quite a record. Painted in the typical baby blue shade, this convertible has a matching color interiors and a beautiful white soft top: we believe that there isn’t any color which can represent the fifties better… Read More Long term ownership: 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Convertible
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