We have always liked the factory “lowrider” look of this car, not only for the height from the ground but also for its beautiful reverse channel wheels, usually painted in contrast with the rest of the car. It’s called Renault 4CV and it was produced from 1946 to 1961, but it was however secretely designed by Renault… Read More Factory slammed: 1956 Renault 4CV
Some Porsche metal here, which has almost the shape of an early 911. And, because you’re not used to see early 911 spider, there is a roof which can be detached from a 912, just in case… Apart from this “little” gap, the car has also few rust everywhere and a no-matching 2.0L engine which,… Read More One car plus one roof: 1966 Porsche 911
We have seen many ads of Innocenti Spider for sale during the years, but this is the very first time we stumble across a Coupé. We don’t know the production numbers of this car but it’s easy to suppose that very few were built, and even less have survived so far. This cars is based… Read More Hen’s tooth: 1970 Innocenti 950 Coupé
This white ’56 Thunderbird is said to be an unrestored matching numbers car which, although it shows some signs of the time, is still in beautiful conditions. The seller says that the car has 69,783 original miles. The 289 c.i. engine is mated with a three-speed manual transmission; some interesting features of this car are the wire… Read More Original old girl: 1956 Ford Thunderbird
This ’63 Giulia Spider (VIN #374253) is in “ground level” conditions: it is almost completely dismantled and the doors are missing but the seller says that they can be purchased online for only $300. The seller says also that the body is already primed (whatever there is under such primer) but the floors need to… Read More Doors not included: 1963 Alfa Romeo Giulia Spider
The seller of this one-off fiberglass berlinetta based on a 1957 Triumph TR3 chassis is a usual Classic Virus reader and he’s a true classic cars enthusiast. He submitted to us this nice car which body was made probably in the early sixties in the U.S.A., during the “Fiberglass era”. The photo above shows the… Read More Seller submission: One-off 1957 Triumph TR3 “Berlinetta”
Despite from what is generally known, this car and its engine were not built by Ferrari but by Fiat, toghether with Bertone coachworks. Even though, to be more precise, the V6 engine was designed by Ferrari which developed a road version of the unit installed on their beautiful Sport Prototype cars. An affordable engine with a… Read More Ferrari undercover: 1970 Fiat Dino 2400 Coupé
Actually, this car needs much more than some cans of fresh paint: seats are missing too. However, with a lot of patience it could be a nice challenge. The seller says that the car is basically solid, at least the body and the floors are, but there is rust on the door sills (as usual). The… Read More Some paint needed: 1959 Fiat 1200 TV Trasformabile
That’s not a surprise for sure finding a nice aircooled Porsche from this seller, but sometimes some cars are even better than others. In this case, the cylinders are only four but mated with a beautiful black plate. This car has a fresh new paint (a very good job, at least watching the pictures) in… Read More Ultra-clean slate: 1967 Porsche 912
Indeed who uses to join the historic race season is now going to prepare his car as the season usually begin now. This Giulia Spider Veloce seems ready to be used for such purpose. The seller sats that this car is a real Veloce sold new in Germany and then transformed ina FIA approved racer: it… Read More Racing season’s approaching: 1965 Alfa Romeo Giulia Spider Veloce “Corsa”
