Finding a classic car owned by the same owner for 25 years is hard down, let alone twice as long. It seems to be the case of this 356 B Roadster, a car already rare in its standard model, but this is an S, that is, with the engine that produces 75 horsepower, it is… Read More 53 years ownership: 1960 Porsche 356B T5 Roadster
For the lovers of the E10 series produced by BMW in the 70s, this is a very special car, although not as rare as a 2002 Turbo. Let’s face it frankly: the Touring version of the BMW E10 series is not the most beautiful car produced during the 70s, at least from the point of… Read More Atlantik Inka: 1973 BMW 2002 Tii Touring
This model was born because the will to build a lighter car to participate in the Touring championship was born in the minds of BMW managers. To do this, however, cars needed to be homologated for driving on the street, and so CSl was born, lighter than its CSI sister, not thanks to the use… Read More City package: 1973 BMW 3.0 CSL
Have you ever parked your car for 53 years? Someone did it because he bought a new car. In the past it happened – in southern Italy – that the wealthiest families did not trade-in the old car for a new one as this would have appeared in the eyes of the people as a… Read More Parked, simply: 1957 Borgward Isabella
This model, the Carrera 1500 GS, is the Holy Grail of the 356A Coupé family, but unfortunately it lacks something. And, unfortunately, that something that is missing is also the thing that differentiates it from the other “common” 356A: the “Fuhrmann” engine, equipped with double overhead camshafts and dual ignition which, in the 1956 version,… Read More Less cams: 1956 Porsche 356A Carrera 1500 GS Coupé
Whenever we find a 356 Speedster for sale in these conditions, we will publish it, this is something we set for ourselves. First of all because it is an iconic car like the Jaguar E-Type, the Mercedes 300 SL Gullwing or the Fiat 500; secondly because the aesthetic canons that it represents are immortal in… Read More Flat floor: 1956 Porsche 356 Speedster
If there is a cliché about a vintage car, this Speedster is its plastic representation: black, red interior and paint worn by time. 62 years have passed since the construction of this 356 Speedster, assembled in Germany two years before the year in which the film Back to the Future (which I am watching while I… Read More Just enough scraped: 1957 Porsche 356 A Speedster
Many of you know the history of these buggies and therefore know that the car as the world knows it was created in 1964 by Bruce Meyers, a former surfer and boat builder. Obviously Meyer produced only bodies but not numbered frames that could be registered to circulate on the road: for this it needed… Read More Not that simple: 1954 Meyers Manx – VW – Porsche
The Volkswagen Beetle too has its “Holy Grails”, which are generally of two types: the standard ones built up until 1945, and those modified by the Hebmüller bodywork. This body shop was already in the business of building horse-drawn carriages since the late 1800s, but it was not until the First World War that they began… Read More The special one: 1950 Volkswagen Typ 14A by Hebmüller
The biggest classic car dealer – probably in the world – this time has in his hands a 914-6 born of this beautiful Forest Green color. The car was probably used to take part in some amateur races, since it is equipped with a pair of sports seats, a roll cae and the original engine… Read More Green six: 1970 VW-Porsche 914-6
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