In the 1930s (but also later) it was thought that a “streamlined” line was also aerodynamic: the science of fluids has however proved to be often counter-intuitive. The tapered tail (or boattail), on the other hand, creates turbulence that is harmful to the car’s aerodynamic resistance and is therefore not only poorly indicated but also… Read More Streamliner: 1935 Fiat 508 C Berlinetta Mille Miglia Aerodinamica
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
When it comes to classic pickups, our thoughts automatically goes to vehicles such as the Ford F100 or the Chevrolet 3100, symbols of post-war US motoring. Yet even in Europe, in enormously smaller quantities and with much smaller engines, similar vehicles were produced: perhaps the most famous is the one built on the basis of… Read More Pick it up: 1971 Fiat 241 T
This little Italian Barchetta was one of the greatest protagonists of the golden age of the cars called Sport, and it seems to have arrived among us in almost original condition. The seller Indeed says this car has been in hiding for 45 years during which it has been owned by the same family it… Read More Higly original: 1952 Siata 300 BC
This special Fiat has been under our radar for a long time, certainly since it was on sale in Italy six or seven years ago: it is rare and it is very beautiful. It is also very similar to the Ferrari 166 cabriolet built by Farina coachworks in the same year, so much so that… Read More Winemaker’s car: 1949 Fiat 1100 B Convertibile by Farina
The last century was – despite everything – a forge of immense creativity, both from a scientific and artistic point of view and today we still benefit and develop from what our fathers / mothers and grandparents / grandmothers did. Of course we deal with classic cars so our references remain in this area: one… Read More Seven made: 1939 Fiat 500B Cabriolet by Scaglietti
You will have understood that vintage work vehicles are as passionate as cars, so it is not strange to publish another van which is now quite rare. Rare, essentially, for two reasons: the first is the well-known one, namely the fact that 95% of these vehicles were scrapped at the end of their working life… Read More Blue power: 1966 Fiat 1100 T
The post-World War II European economic and social reconstruction owes a tribute to vehicles like these, used by both large companies and small artisans. In fact, large companies used these minivans mainly for customer assistance or small repairs on networks (in the case of utilities), while craftsmen such as blacksmiths, plumbers and mechanical workshops took… Read More Working class: 1955 Fiat 500C Furgonetta
Our interest in classic work vehicles is certainly nothing new, which is why when we see one that is rare or that seems to have a special history, we publish it. And here comes a Fiat 1100 T (one of the most popular vans in Italy in the 1960s) which seems to be one of… Read More Works rig: 1965 Fiat 1100T
It no longer has the number plates, it has an incomplete engine and it is certainly not in concours d’état conditions, on the other hand it has six seats. The Multipla was one of the cars that marked an era for its innovative concept: transporting the highest possible number of people in the smallest possible… Read More Six seater: 1960 Fiat 600 Multipla
