This 1951 home-built race car is pushed by a Gilera Saturno 500 motorcycle engine in order to join the 500 c.c. class back then: the builder was a french (we suppose) guy, Adrien Bec who is said to have built three cars including this one which is bodied using the aluminium. The seller doesn’t mention… Read More Nice wheels: 1951 Bec-Gilera Saturno 500 Monoposto
This 1951 Le Mans Roadster is said to be a one family car. Indeed the owner bought it new in 1951 and got it till 2000 when he passed away, but the car doesn’t see a road since 1985 when the owner couldn’t drive anymore. After that, his son went periodically to the garage just… Read More One family car: 1951 Nash Healey Le Mans Roadster
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 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
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