This side oil filler cap 911 is said to be sitting for 12 years and to have 89k original miles. It should be a U.S. specs car because of the speedometer and of the MFI (which, on euro cars, was installed only on E and S cars). The strange thing is to see the euro… Read More Hybrid specs: 1972 Porsche 911T 2.4
This Porsche 356 is a model year 1961, so it’s a T5 as you can see from the round bonnet edge and the small rear screen. It also means that on this kind of car you need to open the bonnet to refill the fuel tank: this particular car doesn’t need it, as the bonnet… Read More Silver wrapped: 1961 Porsche 356B T5 S75
This 1963 Typ 34 is said to be an unrestored car which had two owners from 1988. This is model belongs to the “obscure” VW family produced from early ’60’s to mid ’70’s, which includes aother models like the Typ 3. However Ghia, through the pencil of its designer Sergio Sartorelli, made a very nice… Read More Palindrome car: 1963 VW Karmann-Ghia Typ 34 Coupé
This 1967 Porsche 912 is said to have been registered as a 911, but this registration can be easily converted to the correct specification. It comes from California and the shell and interiors have been restored. The seller says also that he could provide some invoices and photos taken during the restoration. Whatching the photos… Read More German banana: 1967 Porsche 912
This 1960 Karmann Ghia is a very nice survivor which runs and drives. The seller says that it hasn’t never been hit and that the car is complete with every part. The overall aspect is extremely good and solid. No photos of the undercarriage have been posted, but we suspect that you could find only… Read More Mountain patina: 1960 VW Karmann Ghia Coupè
Porsche 911 are famous because of their inclination to oversteer if not driven properly. Swb 911 are the best in this job but they’re so charming as well. The seller says that this car has benefitted by a bare restoration and that it has been rebuilt according to FIA specifications, including a FIA approved roll… Read More You spin me round: 1967 Porsche 911S 2.0
Wherever you turn your head you could easily spot a VW Bug, as millions have been produced from 1938 so far. But, you can’t easily spot a pre-’50’s Bug. This car is very rare to find and so, as the asking price suggests, this rarity must be paid. The seller says few about this particular… Read More Form and Function: 1949 Volkswagen Bug
Faded is the paint of this 1951 Bug, but these cars are more fascinating just when they show a tired look. This car has also a couple of big rear tires which give it an almost “Baja” look. The seller provides few photos but we see that some details (and not only) are not correct,… Read More Faded: 1951 Volkswagen Bug
This 1960 Microbus is said to have body damage to the rear roof, corner window areas, and on the rear part of the long panel, maybe because in the past a big tree fell on it (!). So, this baby needs skilful hands to be brought back to its past glory. The rear view shows… Read More Rough: 1960 VW Microbus Deluxe 23 windows
This 356 Speedster is painted in its best color: black. According to us, no other color fits better those soft lines. This particular car is not a 100 points car, but somehow the Speedster emanates a greater charm when it’s not perfect. This car has some improvements like disc brakes and a bigger engine, along… Read More Black baby: 1957 Porsche 356A Speedster
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