This Flaminia Coupé (pretty rare, as little more than 1000 cars were built with the 2800 c.c. engine with three carburetors) shows a nice stone grey paint, chrome and a solid look. Again, this italian car is the typical “almost survivor” car, perhaps cared during its life probably with a respray and new chrome. As… Read More Wrinkled leather: 1966 Lancia Flaminia Coupé 2.8 Pininfarina
You don’t see very often a real 695 SS for sale. And even then, you must be sure, very sure, that it is a real one, as many replicas (better call them fakes) are going around the market. Watching this car, the first thing that jumps to eyes are the wide fenders, which souldn’t belong… Read More Race breed: 1966 Abarth 695 SS
The seller says that this car is a blend between his passions: Porsche and the 1962 movie “Hatari!” (“Danger!” in Swaili language), with John Wayne. The result is one of the oddest Porsches we have ever seen so far, but at last we have to admit that this car got charisma. The zebra paint scheme… Read More Flat four zebra: 1966 Porsche 912 rally clone
“Heavily corroded” are the words used by the seller to describe this car: however we suppose that this car suffers of the usual rust of the period italian cars. For sure there will be a lot of work to do on floors and doors sills; but that’s business as usual for a restorer or a… Read More Heavily corroded: 1966 Maserati Mistral Coupé
This 1966 Dodge Coronet is said to be sitting in this barn since years. The seller says that the car has its engine but no transmission. The car setup suggests that this Coronet could have joined many quarter mile rodeos before being stored. The rollbar is in its place, but the steering wheel and the… Read More Muscle in the barn: 1966 Dodge Coronet 440
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