Yes, that’s it: if you are looking for a 1900 GT, we suspect that you won’t find a better car at this asking price. Maybe you won’t find a better 1900 GT at all. It’s a 1900 Gt from 1969 which is said to have still its original paint all around, no rust and, just… Read More Don’t look further: 1969 Opel 1900 GT
A red cabriolet car makes you think obviously at an italian open car of the sixties; this is indeed a car from the sixties but it was built in Bavaria. It was usual, back then, tospin off the production of special cars to specialized firms which could put more time and effort to design a… Read More Red, cabrio but german: 1969 BMW 1602 Cabriolet by Baur
We’d like to publish more odd cars like this one, unfortunately in the later period these have became quite rare to spot and when you find them, often their price are unaffordable by most people. This car indeed is till affordable even if it’s not perfect. The seller says that this has been delivered new in… Read More White whale: 1968 OSI 20M TS 2.3 Coupé
It’s becoming harder and harder to find a 356 driver with an asking price beginning with the “3” digit, this is one of those. It’s painted in a strange copper-ish shade (Ruby Red?) which we haven’t seen so far on a T6; the seller says that this car is a good driver with some rust… Read More Cheap copper: 1962 Porsche 356 B-T6 Coupé 1600S
These cars have had a strange destiny: they’re actually recognized as Porsche, but many have forgotten that these were sold as Volkswagens. However, even back then the two factories were relatives so calling these cars “Porsche” it’s not a sacrilege at all, especially when you stumble across a /6 model like this one (chassis# 9140431823),… Read More Sonoma white: 1970 VW-Porsche 914-6
The strange think about these cars is that we’ve often seen them for sale paired: we can’t understand why; it’s like they absolutely need a companion. This couple is made by two cars in very different conditions: in our opinion one car can be saved while the other one will not have an happy ending: of… Read More Bet on red: Two 1959 BMW Isetta
This relic from the great sixties has arrived to us, brought by his last owner since 1977. It’s a 1960 T5 Roadster with a S75 engine: the seller says that the engine is not inside the car and he has no Porsche Kardex but when he bought the car he was told that the engine… Read More Whitened belly: 1960 Porsche 356B T5 Roadster
We didn’t ever thought about the Ford Taunus as a stilish coupé but watching this car we must change our mind. It’s a “usual” Ford taunus coupé, ok, but this was to top-end model on which, actually, it was also based the beautiful OSI 20M TS Coupè, fetured several times on Classic Virus. It has… Read More Hidden class: 1969 Ford Taunus 20M 2300
Actually this Samba has its rear axle disassembled and stored inside the cabin: quite a problem when it will come the time to load it on the truck. These are very cute bus but lately they’ve reached unbelievable quotations: weren’t they car for the common people? We wonder how many former hippies can’t believe to… Read More Two wheeled: 1965 Vokswagen Bus T1 “Samba”
First time ever that a Scirocco is featured here: actually it’s not a car which drives us crazy but this case deserves to be reviewed. It’s not obvious to believe that so much money and time could be ever spent on a first series Scirocco, but that’s just the beauty of the classic car world.… Read More Slammed frog: 1975 Volkswagen Scirocco TS
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