It is a classic Ford, it is in original condition and it comes from around Motown: it is almost a string of perfect conditions. Motown, for the uninitiated, is the contraction of the two terms Motor and Town, or rather Detroit, the heart of the American car industry as well as, during the 60s, the… Read More Motown blues: 1949 Ford Custom Club Coupé
Some time ago one of our readers pointed out this specimen to us, we were uncertain whether to publish it as the price is missing but in the end we decided that this was a car whose conditions were too good not to publish it. It is a Fiat Coupé 1600S – type 118b –… Read More Impeccable: 1965 Fiat 1600S Coupé
Don’t be surprised to see that we have published this car: I have owned the same model and I know what I’m talking about. The S2 coupé, one of the rarest models of the 944 lineage (it is much easier to find the spider version of the same model for sale, although the number of… Read More Transaxle breed: 1991 Porsche 944 S2
Summer is in its waning phase (like the whole year, too bad we didn’t even notice), and if you love Porsches and are looking for a project for next year, here is one. Among other things, this is a “noble” project: the object of the restoration is a 356 from 1953, even before the grilles… Read More Former Elfenbein: 1953 Porsche 356 Coupè
Undisturbed actually seems to be the right word: this first series E-Type seems to have been completely forgotten for decades, luckily somewhere indoors. In fact, this car probably comes from some place with a non-dry climate: this is what the traces of moss on the trunk floor tell us. Certainly though, if it had been… Read More Undisturbed: 1962 Jaguar E-Type Coupé
Summer is the time of year when it is more difficult to find interesting cars: anyone who plans to sell often postpones everything to September, however there are always exceptions. This exception in particular concerns a completely original 356A (although not in an excellent state) which, according to the seller, was parked in a barn… Read More American Fjord: 1959 Porsche 356A Coupé
It is strange to define this car as “complete”, yet looking at the photos it seems that, apparently, the main components (and many other details) are all there. Probably because it is a 2600 Sprint (chassis # AR820112) disassembled thinking of an integral restoration but, as often happens, the time or money to do it… Read More Puzzling puzzle: 1962 Alfa Romeo 2600 Sprint
It is not the first time that you will hear us say that this car is undervalued, but this is actually an advantage, certainly not a defect. This is because it is a car with very beautiful lines, advanced from a mechanical point of view (no less than a contemporary Giulietta Sprint, indeed, perhaps more… Read More Little red coupé: 1964 Fiat 1500S OSCA Coupé by Pininfarina
The last big coupe produced by Fiat was also the last attempt by the Turin factory to remain in the world of luxury cars: after the 130, Fiat was content to produce – at most – middle-sized sedans. Of course, a coupe with a V6, 3.2 litre engine was not the best choice in the… Read More Pristine burgundy: 1972 Fiat 130 Coupé
Salmson is a French company that has been closed for 60 years, however when it was in business it left its mark. In fact, from its foundation in 1922 to before the Second World War, its cars have won more than 500 races, perhaps thanks also to the experience in the manufacture of aircraft: they… Read More Malta knight: 1954 Salmson 2300 S
