The seller of this silver Quattroporte says that the restoratin of the car has already started but, actually, the only beginning that we can see is about some parts removed and nothing else. The car is painted in an elegant – although boring – silver shade mated to a black leather interiors which don’t look… Read More Car and crates: 1969 Maserati Quattroporte
This could be an interesting car but unfortunately the photos provided by the seller are really poor and basically it is possible just to see some details of the car but not the whole car. It is a 1969 Porsche 911S which needs to be totally restored: it seems that the actual owner wanted to… Read More In need of a companion: 1969 Porsche 911S 2.0
This 1750 GTV is said to be a car which has been forgotten in a corner of an Alfa Romeo dealership for the past 40 years: it is said to have been always been stored in an enclosed space but the rust wee see tell us another story. Indeed we know well that these cars… Read More Forgotten: 1969 Alfa Romeo 1750 GT Veloce
“Building find” are the words used by the seller to describe this car, a rare LHD Aston Martin DBS which had for sure a restoration beginning but no much more than that. Indeed the body has been brought to bare matal in order to do a deep restoration job, but clearly something went wrong and then… Read More Best offer gets it: 1969 Aston Martin DBS
We thought that we wouldn’t have seen another Murena GT (after having published a black one for sale on Ebay a couple of years ago) for sale in the next years but here it is another one. Differently from the black one, which seemed a survivor in top conditions, this one (VIN #6900414) has the… Read More 2nd of eleven: 1969 Murena GT
Indeed this is the rarest twin-cam fiat of the sixties, and probably of all the twin cams made by Fiat. Actually this car was not built by Fiat but by Vignale coachworks: Fiat never recognized this car as on of their cars so much so these were not sold by official Fiat dealers. Around 100 were… Read More Rare twin cam: 1969 Fiat 125S Samantha by Vignale
Yes, that’s it: if you are looking for a 1900 GT, we suspect that you won’t find a better car at this asking price. Maybe you won’t find a better 1900 GT at all. It’s a 1900 Gt from 1969 which is said to have still its original paint all around, no rust and, just… Read More Don’t look further: 1969 Opel 1900 GT
A red cabriolet car makes you think obviously at an italian open car of the sixties; this is indeed a car from the sixties but it was built in Bavaria. It was usual, back then, tospin off the production of special cars to specialized firms which could put more time and effort to design a… Read More Red, cabrio but german: 1969 BMW 1602 Cabriolet by Baur
We didn’t ever thought about the Ford Taunus as a stilish coupé but watching this car we must change our mind. It’s a “usual” Ford taunus coupé, ok, but this was to top-end model on which, actually, it was also based the beautiful OSI 20M TS Coupè, fetured several times on Classic Virus. It has… Read More Hidden class: 1969 Ford Taunus 20M 2300
Actually this 1750 GTV is something about a barn find and a good, usable car: for sure it’s not a proper “Find” as the seller stores it in his garage. Probably the car is stored and it has not been much used in the last years; interiors looks quite good even if they’re used as a… Read More Something in the middle: 1969 Alfa Romeo GT 1750 Veloce
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