Back in the late fifties, the Flaminia was the top-class italian sedan that money could buy: it was technically superior to any contemporay Ferrari, Maserati or Alfa Romeo and so it was the first choice of whealthy family men. Of course the collectors car market doesn’t give a premium to four door cars and so… Read More Previously green: 1962 Lancia Flaminia Berlina
This is not the “common” trasformabile but a rare special version featuring the engine type 004 which was the same installed in the Fiat 500 Sport which you can see here. The chassis of this car is the type 110B which is also different by the common type 110 of the “normal” Bianchina Trasformabile: the… Read More Solid and even rarer: 1959 Autobianchi Bianchina Trasformabile Special
We admit that the name on the title is not 100% correct as this model was actually built by Ghia without any commission by Fiat, however in this way it’s easier to match the origin of this car. This is the same model of car we’ve published several times: we published, a while ago, another… Read More Solid and rare: 1967 Fiat 1500 GT Coupé by Ghia
This is what happens when someone wants to improve what basically cannot be improved, as it’s perfect just as is. What we have here is a Giulia with a new face. The seller says that this is a ’66 Giulia (chassis #AR392415) but we don’t have any info about Giulia Spider built after the ’65,… Read More The strange one: 1965 Alfa Romeo Giulia Spider
The seller of this nice looking GTV 2000 says that the car is al original, that it has zero rust and that it runs and drive perfect. We like it also because of its asking price. Unfortunately the seller doesn’t say anything more than that but actually the photos speak enough for themselves: it’s a… Read More Zero rust: 1974 Alfa Romeo GTV 2000
The seller of this 356 SC says that this was his daily driver until someone someone pulled in front of him, then he parked it with a cover. He also says that this was a very solid car and actually we can see a car with a nice patina on it, painted in slate grey and with… Read More Ran when parked: 1965 Porsche 356 SC
This 1963 250 GTE (chassis #4659) is a matching number car disappeared from the market in 1963 and resurfaced now: it is said that this is the first time that this car is offered for sale since new. It was born painted in pale blue and then repainted in a burgundy shape: also this last… Read More Long time lost: 1963 Ferrari 250 GTE
This Lancia Flavia Convertibile, despite its aspect, runs and drive even though, as you can hear from the embedded video, it runs on three cylinders only. The seller says that the car is very straight and solid, panels fit good and the only metal which needs work is the one on the floors (but this is… Read More Fits good: 1962 Lancia Flavia Convertibile by Vignale
This 2000 Spider is said to have been purchased by the seller’s father in 1966 as the first owner had a crash and in that occasion the cars rolled. So the second owner purchased the car in order to fix it but the work didn’t started until 1977 but such work stalled and so the… Read More Rolled: 1962 Alfa Romeo 2000 Spider by Touring
This sunroof equipped, 911S is said to be a matching numbers car painted in a very rare color: it is indeed rare as not many like it, personally I like it just because it’s not usual. We believe that the shade name is “Talbot Yellow”, a color which belonged mre to the sixties than te… Read More Matching #, tools and books: 1977 Porsche 911S 2.7
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