How many times have you stumbled across an 850 Spider Bertone? How many on a coupé? This rare Racer is said to be a preserved, one owner car with 40,000 kms from new. The seller says also that this car has been featured on specialized classic car magazines. This car runs on four beautiful Campagnolo… Read More Team Bertone: 1969 Fiat 850 Sport Racer Berlinetta
As just wrote, this 1957 Super Sprint (!) has no title and the mileage is unkbown. Now, we wonder who cares about the mileage of a bodyshell, but at least the seller seems to have a meticulous approach. Basically this former car is sold as a bodyshell along with some few spare parts. The seller… Read More No title, unknown mileage: 1957 Alfa Romeo 1900 CSS by Touring
This 1967 Fulvia Zagato belongs to the first series, so it is bodied with aluminium. This is the only reason why it doesn’t drip rust from everywhere. Otherwise it shows the typical “scratched look” of aluminium cars when not cared during the years. Shame on the twin headlights but they are easily replaceable with the… Read More Scratched: 1967 Lancia Fulvia Sport 1300 by Zagato
Balbo coackworks built many special Fiat between the ’30’s and the ’50’s, this car is one of those specials. The seller says few about this car, but watching some period photos this car seems correct (at least from outside). The front end recalls many american cars of the same period, especially Chrysler. A bit more… Read More Vintage purple: 1948 Fiat 1100 Trasformabile by Balbo
During the ’50’s and ’60’s, Chrysler often contacted Ghia for some collaboration works for designing and/or manufacturing of its custom show cars. The Ghia 450 SS is said to be the result of an idea of Burt Sugarman, an Hollywood producer, who pushed Ghia to build such car, both in coupè and spider versions. So,… Read More Sugarman’s idea: 1967 Ghia-Chrysler 450 SS Spider
According to the seller, this early barchetta was built by (or based on the design of) Armando Palanca, and built on the chassis, engine and suspensions of a 1940 Fiat 1500 6C. Armando Palanca, not known by most people, was an italian aeronautical engineer (perhaps the top-notch back then) who worked with the team which… Read More No rain, no gain: 1940 Fiat 1500 6C by Palanca
This 1971 Giulia sedan is painted in the typical Alfa Romeo “Azzurro Spazio” (space blue) and, we must say, it seems a very good paint. Basically, the whole car seems very nice and it’s a TI Super, so the engine is the same installed on the Gt Junior, fed by two throat Weber DCOE carburetors.… Read More Space blue: 1971 Alfa Romeo Giulia 1300 TI Super
The seller says that this car was sold new in Mexico and, according to Centro Documentazione Alfa Romeo (great guys, they give you information about your Alfa without asking a cent) was produced on the 13th of september of that year. This car has a sharp look and it’s a desiderable 750 series (swb). However,… Read More Latin passion: 1957 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider
The seller is straight: this price of this car is firm. Well, it’s easy to be stick on the asking price of a car like this as the GTA is one of the most desiderable object for every italian car collector. This particular car is not perfect, but all the imperfection here are easily fixable… Read More Firm price: 1968 Alfa Romeo GTA 1300 Junior
This 1st series Beta Zagato is one of only 233 made with the 1800 c.c. engine. It features a very nice silver gray/tobacco color combo and, according to what is visible through the photos, this one seems a stunning specimen. Whatever the point of view is, this car seems perfect. The seller says that the… Read More A perfect one: 1975 Lancia Beta 1800 Spider by Zagato
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