This strange coupé was built, as you can easily imagine, by one person, not in Stuttgart but in a neighboring city, Kaiserslautern. It’s a mix between Porsche, Karmann Ghia and the fantasy of the German craftsman who decided 60 years ago to build his “dream car” based on what evidently inspired him. The body is… Read More Stranger things: 1958 Karmann Ghia – Porsche “Custom”
90% of the findings are called “barn find” improperly; in fact, the existence of cars is often known even if they are kept segregated in some garages or barns, but for this Giulietta SZ the story is different. Foreword: we don’t know if this car is currently for sale; the car went to the judicial… Read More Sleeping Beauty: 1962 Alfa Romeo Giulietta SZ
If you think that the barn finds are found only in the US, you are wrong, and this auction is proof of this. There is in fact a collection of 81 cars (none in good condition, some in desperate conditions) that will be auctioned (also online) tomorrow by a french auction house that we did not… Read More The sunday auction: 81 barn finds
Sometimes it happens to find a Giulietta Spider to be restored, sometimes it happens to find two for sale by the same owner, other times – like this – it happens to find seven and a half of them. Do not ask us what the owner means for “half” because neither we have understood, certainly… Read More Seven and half: 1956-1962 Giulietta Spider stock
This Maserati Mistral is one of the last produced, so it is equipped with the big 4.0 L engine, win plug, six cylinders in line of which, in case you do not do it, we advise you to listen to the sound. The engine of this car in particular, however, does not currently produce any… Read More Late six: 1967 Maserati Mistral 4.0
This Giulia Spider has had only one owner, 40.193 original miles, and the paint is the original layer, the seller says. In fact it seems that this car has been parked since the late 60s because of a hit at the front fender on the passenger side, and it is precisely that area where the… Read More Still with stickers: 1962 Alfa Romeo Giulia Spider
The world of classic cars, at least for what concerns us, is not just about cars produced in Europe but also iconic cars like this one, produced in the USA. As many (but not all) will know, this is a Chevrolet Bel Air Convertible of 1957, a true icon of the american automotive industry (and… Read More Larkspur barn find: 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Convertible
Rare barnfinds, spectacular restoration, perfectly preserved cars: these are the categories that most attract collectors or classic car enthusiasts; however, reality is also made up of other categories. In fact, between the extremes there is a reality in the middle that is less fascinating for the imagination, but certainly more appropriate for the wallet: or… Read More 20 footer: 1963 Alfa Romeo Giulia Spider
The Giulietta Sprint Veloce was built by Alfa Romeo with aluminum and perspex parts to make it lighter. This particular car is even lighter. A note: the seller calls it “Alleggerita” (lightened) but nowhere, and in no official document the Alfa Romeo has ever called it that way; please excuse us but we are nerd… Read More Ultra light: 1957 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Sprint Veloce
If you want to restore a car, what is the best starting point? Obviously a complete car, possibly not damaged, with its original engine and, last but not least, not rusty. Well this Giulietta Spider 750D, chassis # 1495*05847 seems to correspond to the starting point previously mentioned, at least for what you can see… Read More Pale red: 1958 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider
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