Apart from having the same colors of Bumblebee (the Camaro of the film Transformers), this tiny car has another similarity with such film: it is basically a Fiat 500 chassis and engine transformed by Ferves, a little company among other similar companies which rose in the late ‘60’s and generally closed in the mid ‘80’s.… Read More Transformer: 1967 Ferves Ranger 500
The seller says that this Mistral is one of 28 RHD cars ever made; it has been sold new in England but it was imported in Germany years ago. Probably it was imported as LHD cars had few market so they were generally cheap and, indeed, this car seems still quite cheap. It is described… Read More Italian English in Germany: 1967 Maserati Mistral Coupé
The seller says that the mileage of this car is not guaranteed: chill out, we actually don’t need to know how many kilometers have been done with this car as it needs a total restoration. Unfortunately the photos are not good and made in very low resolution: sometimes we believe that some people must pay… Read More Mileage not guaranteed: 1967 Jaguar E-Type 4.2 Coupé
This Fiat Dino Spider shows its clean lines as the bumpers, both front and rear, have been removed. Now, we think that somehow the Dino Spider doesn’t look “complete” without them: better put them on. On the other hand, the car is equipped with its original and valuable hardtop. Apart from the lack of the… Read More Greek profile: 1967 Fiat Dino 2000 Spider
This rare Giulia by Colli is said to have been sold new to Autostrade Concessionaria S.p.A company which, back then, was the company which managed the highway network in Italy. Indeed, most of the Colli cars were sold as mainteinance vehicles of several companies and were built on demand (it is said that 160 wagons were… Read More A larger boot: 1967 Alfa Romeo Giulia Super Giardinetta by Colli
Update, October 8: It seems that the car has been sold. It was quick but we’re not surprised at all. Flaminia week, definitely. We don’t like to publish two (almost) identical cars so close but this is too tasty to let it go. This Gunmetal (it should be “Grigio Newmarket”) 2.5 Coupè looks really good… Read More Gunmetal Style: 1967 Lancia Flaminia 2.5 GT Coupé by Touring
France is definitely the place where to buy a Simca. This 1200S is painted in a very pleasant pale blue, very similar to the “Celeste Chiaro” used on its peer, the Maserati Ghibli (designed by Giugiaro as well), mated to a classic black interior, a typical color combo of late sixties. The seller says that… Read More Pale blue bargain: 1967 Simca 1200S by Bertone
This Flaminia Convertibile is said to have been stored during the last 15 years and that it’s in the hands of current owner since 35 years ago. Indeed it seems way much more than a “project” but a car which needs few touches to hit the road again. This is a valuable three carburetors 2.5,… Read More On hold: 1967 Lancia Flaminia 3C 2.5 Convertibile by Touring
This E-Type Open Two Seater is a series 1.5, (chassis 1E-15625) so it’s basically a series one with few, minor changes. The seller says that it’s a former U.S. car which is in Europe since 1990. The clear attempt of the former owner was to build a tribute to the factory Lightwight cars which ran… Read More Lightweight attempt: 1967 Jaguar E-Type O.T.S. 4.2
This 1967 Giulia Sprint GT has been heavily modified to make it a GTA tribute. The work performed on this car seems exquisite and without any expense spare. It is actually more a track car than a road one but it could be easily converted to road specifications (if you want to do it). The… Read More Powerful toy: 1967 Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GTA tribute
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