This matching numbers Speedster (chassis #81007) is said to be mostly original as it is a former New Mexico car, so being very dry. Also, it has been repainted only once in the 90’s. The seller, however, says that the transmission has been replaced with a 356 B unit; of course purists wouldn’t like it much but actually… Read More Still running: 1955 Porsche 356 Speedster
This is not he first 327/28 we have spotted for sale but that’s the first time we see one in such original conditions. Ok maybe the paint could not be the first one (although it could be a reasonable option) but for sure the cracked, dry leather of the seats is absolutely the original upholstery,… Read More Beautifully original: 1952 BMW 327/28
The seller of this 190 SL has spent few words to describe the car but maybe we understand why: there’s no much to talk about this car. And that’s why this 190 SL is nothing more and nothing less of a barn find: it has probably been washed with steam or hi-pressure water but it… Read More Unrestored and matching numbers: 1961 Mercedes-Benz 190 SL
This 356 (chassis #102100) isn’t indeed what we’re used to see for sale: this car started its life as a 356A Coupé but its evolution has been a little different by its sisters. The seller is the owner of this car since 1989, an era when you could buy on of these cars for few… Read More Unusual stuff: 1958 Porsche 356A T2 Coupé
There is a very active bidding for this survivor 356 C Cabrio (chassis #161129) which actually should be a full matching number car, well preserved during the last 50 years. Full matching numbers car not because so says the Kardex but because the car has a full pack of documentation since it was new, among… Read More No shenanigans: 1965 Porsche 356 C Cabrio
This Speedster (chassis #82204) is one of the last driver around (at least we’ve seen few of them lately) as the last big job done on it was a repaint, 40 years ago. Actually the paint looks not bad but the seller says that it has some cracks and bubbles around even though they aren’t… Read More Cracks and bubbles: 1956 Porsche 356A Speedster
These Volkswagen buses have always been the icon of a simple way of life, out of most of the comforts provided by the capitalist society: who built this bus had clearly a different idea in mind. Indeed this camper, which before to be what it is now, was a Kombi, has been completely rebuild in… Read More Professional camping: 1970 Volkswagen T2 Kombi
The first thing that jumps to the eye about this 2002 Ti is for sure the couple of huge, D.o.T. approved bumpers. However, the car deserves a proper attention. That’s because it’s a 2002 Ti so, differently from the Tii, it is equipped with a couple of Solex two-throat carburetors which are not as “refined”… Read More Huge bumpers: 1974 BMW 2002 Ti
The seller of this T6 Coupé clearly states that he doesn’t like to receive brief emails or text messages as deals are made through conversations, also in order to understand the real intentions of the potential buyer: we totally agree with him. Back to the car, this is clearly what it seems: a T6 Coupé… Read More Cut away: 1962 Porsche 356B T6 Coupé
This Glas 1700 GT is one of the few built in 1967 before BMW took over: since that moment these cars were produced with the BMW badge. So, few of these cars are still around; we have published a couple during the past years and it’s always nice to spot another one for sale: first… Read More Not really a roller: 1967 Glas 1700 GT
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