Nope, we could not absolutely miss the opportunity to publish this object which is said to be, no less, the original steering wheel mounted on the Ferrari 250 GTO chassis #3851GT, a car belonged for 45 years to the italian Fabrizio Violati, then sold by his heirs after his death. Clearly a steering wheel in… Read More Check if it fits: 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO steering wheel
It is not certain that, to cars that are potentially interesting, correspond also ads with detailed descriptions, and this is precisely the case with this Pininfarina Flaminia Coupé. But there is more (indeed, less): in addition to an extremely brief description, there is only one photograph published where it can only be seen that the… Read More One’s enough: 1962 Lancia Flaminia Coupé by Pininfarina
No, this is definitely not a car to be restored, as even the seller himself suggests, and we can only agree with him. The reason is easy to understand: it seems that this 356 S 75 is completely original and that, ever since it left the Stuttgart factory, it has never been repainted, even partially.… Read More Patina monster/4: 1962 Porsche 356 T6 Coupé
It is a strange feeling to see in reality a car seen only in the photos of a book: this is the case of this Moretti 2300 S Cabriolet. As connoisseurs of classic Italian cars can imagine, this creation of the Moretti coachworks started from the base of a Fiat 2300 S: reliable and powerful,… Read More It exists: 1962 Moretti 2300 S Cabriolet
Exactly, you don’t need to have the eye of a great designer to under stand that this car was inspired by the Ford Thunderbird, which came out of production just in the years when DKW started producing this car. The similarities are in fact impressive and yet, despite the obvious American inspiration, we have… Read More Euro T-Bird: 1962 Auto Union 1000 SP
90% of the findings are called “barn find” improperly; in fact, the existence of cars is often known even if they are kept segregated in some garages or barns, but for this Giulietta SZ the story is different. Foreword: we don’t know if this car is currently for sale; the car went to the judicial… Read More Sleeping Beauty: 1962 Alfa Romeo Giulietta SZ
It is rare to see changes to the bodywork of a Giulia or Giulietta SS, but when we come across a modified specimen, it is obligatory for us to publish it. The changes we are talking about – and this is the remarkable thing about this case – seem to be made by someone who… Read More Mutation/5: 1962 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Sprint Speciale
Sometimes it happens to find a Giulietta Spider to be restored, sometimes it happens to find two for sale by the same owner, other times – like this – it happens to find seven and a half of them. Do not ask us what the owner means for “half” because neither we have understood, certainly… Read More Seven and half: 1956-1962 Giulietta Spider stock
This Giulia Spider has had only one owner, 40.193 original miles, and the paint is the original layer, the seller says. In fact it seems that this car has been parked since the late 60s because of a hit at the front fender on the passenger side, and it is precisely that area where the… Read More Still with stickers: 1962 Alfa Romeo Giulia Spider
This Ferrari v12 engine was removed years ago from a Ferrari 212 but it is actually a later engine. In fact this engine (should) belongs to a 250 GTE. We can’t actually understand if this is a “tipo 128F” engine as we don’t know well the Ferrari engines family, so maybe someone more prepared than… Read More Standing still: 1962 Ferrari v12 “Tipo 128F” engine and gearbox
