It’s fascinating how, after all these years, cars like this one are still being found parked for 30 or 40 years in a garage or storage facility, covered by a layer of dust so thick it actually protected the bodywork. That’s the case with this Alfa Romeo 1900 Berlina, a high-end vehicle once chosen by… Read More White dust: 1954 Alfa Romeo 1900 Berlina
This 1935 Lancia Dilambda, chassis no. 1256, is a rare piece of Lancia history, preserved in its original condition. Though the chassis was produced in 1935, the car was homologated and registered in 1936 after being completed by Stabilimenti Farina, one of the most prestigious coachbuilders ever. This luxurious six-window sedan was designed for the… Read More Assertion of wealth: 1936 Lancia Dilambda Berlina “6 luci” by Farina
All Alfa Romeos built in the period just before or just after the Second World War are worthy of particular interest, but this one is a little more. The reason is simple: the seller claims that this car has only driven 6,000 kilometers (just under 4,000 miles) from new, which would be extraordinary. Indeed, at… Read More Brand new: 1952 Alfa Romeo 6C 2500 Sport Berlina
When a Fiat-Abarth is involved there is always that shiver down the spine when evaluating its originality, however the seller has published a photo of the title where it is clear that this is an original Abarth. What is not original is the quantity of badges on the nose, in particular on the front grille… Read More Engine stash: 1967 Abarth OT 1000
It is not necessary to earn six-figure amounts to own a beautiful classic car, and this Flavia is proof of that. In the title we simply wrote “Clean”: a single word but we believe that no others are needed to describe this car; it is certainly the Flavia Berlina in the best conditions we have… Read More Clean: 1969 Lancia Flavia Berlina 1800 LX
Probably, among the classic cars, there is no sedan that is better read to sports modifications, and this example is the proof of this. In fact, it was born as a 1300 TI and registered in Italy (it still bears the first original black plate) but since then it has come a long way: all… Read More Bad attitude/2: 1968 Alfa Romeo Giulia 1300 TI
When Italian classic car enthusiasts hear the name “Appia Vignale” they naturally think of the convertible version: they would be surprised to see this sedan instead. We collected out thoughts but this actually seems to us the first time we see this model offered for sale: we remember having seen it in a book about… Read More Subtle coachbuilt: 1958 Lancia Appia Berlina by Vignale
Few, very few words from the seller to describe these two relatives separated by ten years of age but united by conditions. Probably the scarcity of words is simply due to the clarity with which the two cars appear in the photo: both need a restoration from top to bottom without excluding any part, even… Read More Desert inn: 1959 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Sprint + 1969 Alfa Romeo 1750 Berlina
It is probably the first time that we have published a Fiat 130 for sale, mainly for two reasons: it is not the classic car that everyone dreams of and there are very few around. Let’s start saying that this was perhaps the last “big” Fiat, produced at a time when the Turin factory was… Read More Labor of love: 1970 Fiat 130
Bluette is the name that Alfa Romeo has given to this particular shade: it is a blue that takes on green tones in the sun: it is very beautiful and typical of Alfa Romeo, perhaps even more than red. We all know the car instead: it is a Giulia, perhaps the most aggressive-looking four-door sedan… Read More Bluette sleeper: 1964 Alfa Romeo Giulia TI
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