Few are the touches required to give to any GT a sexy look: a lowering suspension kit, GTA wheels and no bumpers. This 1750 MKII belongs to a member of AlfaBB community so he’s a true Alfa enthusiast: his car is not perfect but, at least in photo, looks very good. He says that the… Read More Bare minimum: 1971 Alfa Romeo GT 1750 Veloce
This is actually a rare car as the Bavarian firm produced much less Ti than Tii; this particular car is for sale because the seller says that he can’t store the car anymore. Moreover, the seller claims that this car is not only a Ti, but also it has an Alpina optional engine which produces… Read More Storage crisis: 1971 BMW 2002 Ti Alpina
Very often a Porsche 911 can have more lives than a cat, finding its way to recycle itself in many different ways: this car has become something different from what it was when it saw the light 43 years ago. It’s actually a former 911 2.2T which has been transformed – with a good taste,… Read More Larger than life: 1971 Porsche 911 “2.5 ST evocation”
Not the cheapest 2002 “Roundie” on the market, but for sure it seems a car in beautiful conditions. The color code is 006 (Sahara) and you love it or hate it: a third options simply doesn’t exist. The car looks enough original, with some touches to improve driveability and look: the seats and the 5-speed… Read More German Sahara: 1971 BMW 2002
The Jarama is not the prettiest Lamborghini ever made but, of course, it’s however equipped with the second generation of the great Lamborghini V12 engine. This car looks quite neglected (although in an enclosed garage) like if the owner had the intention to restore it but then something occourred so the restoration remained just a… Read More Neglected bull: 1971 Lamborghini Jarama
There are cars that could not considered “beautiful” in the strict sense, but they can just because they have charisma, and this car is one of those. Actually it’s a Ford Cortina Wagon which has been converted to “Savage” specifications. This car had a restoration during year 2005 when, so says the seller, this car… Read More Rude wagon: 1971 Ford Cortina Mk2 “Savage” estate
In 1971, the building year of this car, Vignale coachworks was yet sold to Alejandro De Tomaso and Alfredo Vignale was yet passed away two years before because of a car crash. So, this car is one of the last representative of the glorious firm, which definitely closed its doors in 1973, when it was… Read More Late job: 1971 Fiat 124 S Coupé by Vignale
This 1971 Giulia sedan is painted in the typical Alfa Romeo “Azzurro Spazio” (space blue) and, we must say, it seems a very good paint. Basically, the whole car seems very nice and it’s a TI Super, so the engine is the same installed on the Gt Junior, fed by two throat Weber DCOE carburetors.… Read More Space blue: 1971 Alfa Romeo Giulia 1300 TI Super
This 1971 TVR 2500M is said to be one of only 385 such cars to have been built by TVR Engineering Ltd. of Blackpool England. Although the first 289 had the name “Vixen”, the last batch had a new “M” frame plus the same engine of the Triumph TR6, producing 150 hp. The car seems completely… Read More Green she-devil: 1971 TVR 2500M
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