There is a lot of work to be done here: not so much for the condition of both cars – yes, there are two – but, precisely because both should be fixed. One has the title and the other does not: it will certainly be the new owner who will decide what to do with… Read More Half papers: 2 x 1969 Alfa Romeo Spider 1750
Mistral is a strong, cold, northwesterly wind that blows from southern France into the Gulf of Lion in the northern Mediterranean. And like the wind of the same name, this Maserati too can leave the observer rather “frozen”. There is in fact a lot to do with this car, indeed, there is not a single… Read More Cold wind: 1968 Maserati Mistral 4.0 by Frua
We started the year with a British spider, but we end it with an Italian spider, the Italian spider par excellence. We are obviously talking about the Giulietta Spider in the noblest version, the Veloce, which in this case is parked in a shed immersed in the French countryside. The thing that fascinates the most… Read More French red: 1961 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider Veloce
It hasn’t been long (about a month) since we last released a similar vehicle, but to be honest we don’t mind repeating ourselves as this one seems in better condition than the first one. Apart from the rarity of the vehicle, obviously, with regard to this Appia it is worth pointing out that – according… Read More One family rig: 1958 Lancia Appia Cassonato
Harry Bentley Bradley is a name that, while not very well known globally, means something to many car enthusiasts. He is (he is still alive) a car designer who, in addition to having worked for General Motors, has also designed many models for Hot Wheels: the latter is also a brand that needs no introduction.… Read More The strange one: 1973 Chevrolet Corvette Hatchback Coupé by Bradley
1965 is a year that counts a lot for Porsche 911 enthusiasts, second in importance only to the previous year which saw the coexistence of the 356 model and the 911, the latter starting in August. In fact, during 165 the so-called “zero series” was still produced, as it was initially called 901 but unfortunately… Read More Sandwiched: 1965 Porsche 911
If you go around with a Lamborghini people will look at you and they will hate you, if you go around with a Fiat 500C people will love you and compliment you: this is – more or less – what Jay leno claimed in one of the episodes of his Youtube channel. We can only… Read More Mini rig: 1952 Fiat 500C Furgoncino
There is little doubt: German cars fared strong in the USA in the 1960s while being far less powerful than an American car sold for the same price. Perhaps due to the exotic charm, perhaps due to the period counterculture that elected Volkswagen (literally “people’s car”) as its representative on four wheels, the fact is… Read More Red find: 1965 Volkswagen Typ 1 Convertible
Generally speaking, the typical characteristics of a car that is defined as a “barn find” are those of a car that has not been used for many years, with a substantially sound body and complete with all its parts. Anything that does not satisfy these conditions is simply scrap. In this specific case, the car… Read More Swedish red: 1970 Volvo 1800E
Interceptor is the name given in the 1960s to the engines installed on police cars for pursuit: the most famous is the 428 cubic inch one first installed by Bob Tasca Sr. on the second series Mustang. Shelby also did not miss the opportunity to use this engine for “his” Mustangs: initially it was thought… Read More Interceptor: 1968 Shelby Mustang GT500
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