This Abarth 1300 OT is said to be not a restored car but a survivor. Very few of these (original) cars still survive and this seems a very nice OT breed representative. These cars were born as regular Fiat 850 Coupé (this is a 2nd series) and then shipped to Corso Marche at the Abarth… Read More One of few: 1969 Abarth OT 1300 Coupé
This US-spec. GTV shows a beautiful Rosso Amaranto/tan color combo and it seems to be a very sharp specimen. The GTA replica rims are a bit of “cliché” on these cars, but they always fits perfectly and are period-coherent with the rest of the car. All the chrome and the trims are correct and in… Read More Burgundy Bertone: 1974 Alfa Romeo GTV 2000
This stunning 1951 Hornet features a very nice color combo and a great overall stance. We aren’t Hudson experts but this car seems to be mostly correct in many details. The seller states that around 500 convertible were built in ’51, so it should be a rare car. The flathead straight-six H-145 (this number refers… Read More Streamline: 1951 Hudson Hornet Convertible
This beautiful (and underrated) 1965 Maserati Sebring RHD by Vignale has been disassembled for a total restoration which is clearly stalled. The seller says the the bodywork is done: we can believe it but we believe that is the only job done as well. Five Borrani rims are there and look good, although they show their age.… Read More Bodywork done: 1965 Maserati Sebring
According to the seller, this Cadillac is “..a pioneer HYBRID-FUEL vehicle! Propulsion sources include: convention hydrocarbon gasoline, diesel, Nitrous Oxide – the Nitrous runs to both the carb-float and the driver’s oxygen mask, kerosene, propane, wave-powered-electric while amphibious, cold-fusion nuclear, solar – the 11” Tailfins have concealed solar panels, and I’ve installed a Hilly-Billy Brand… Read More 21st December car: 1959 Cadillac Fleetwood Zombie Apocalypse Assault
Some sources say that less than twenty Fiat 500 B Giardiniera are still around. This car, although in need of a total restoration, seems a very good candidate for the job. The cracks in the silver paint show the green paint which could be the original tone. The car has still its original four digits… Read More Rare: 1949 Fiat 500 B Giardiniera
This Volkswagen Porsche 914 is said to be 99% rust free apart of some spot under the door handle. The seller says that brakes and heater too work well; he says that the starter, the exhaust and the battery were replaced last year. Mag wheels fit always well on these cars, and the overall impression is… Read More Cheap and chic: 1972 VW-Porsche 914
This rare Abarth Scorpione is based on Fiat 850 chassis, but it’s powered by a punchy 1300 cc which is rated at 75 hp at 6000 r.p.m. It’s not few for a car that weights around 1500 pounds. The green paint togheter with the odd body lines make this car a real head turner. The… Read More Envy green: 1969 Abarth 1300 Scorpione
This 1969 Porsche 911E is said to be sitting since few years. Its original color was red but at some point in its life it was repainted in black: we think that it happened many years ago as the paint shows some cracks on the left rear fender. The seller says that the engine is… Read More Born red: 1969 Porsche 911E Coupé
This US spec. 2600 Spider Touring shows a very nice paint tone (for once not the usual Alfa red) and a CA black plate. It also has the period correct Michelin X radials while the engine is fitted with a Weber threesome carburetors assembly, instead of the original Solexes (which come with the car along… Read More Black Plate: 1963 Alfa Romeo 2600 Spider
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