A Fiat 130 Coupé is not a common car even in Italy, let alone in the USA. And if this car has 57k miles and, last but not least, a manual gearbox, then it is a hen’s tooth. The seller says that this is a car from Texas in very good condition and in fact… Read More The manual one: 1973 Fiat 130 Coupé
“Home” stands for Italy, of course, since it is very strange to see a rare Fiat 1100 ES in the United States, as the number of cars produced is really small. We do not believe that this car was sold new in the United States, it probably arrived years later as a used car, in… Read More Far from home: 1950 Fiat 1100 ES Coupé By Pininfarina
It is a strange feeling to see in reality a car seen only in the photos of a book: this is the case of this Moretti 2300 S Cabriolet. As connoisseurs of classic Italian cars can imagine, this creation of the Moretti coachworks started from the base of a Fiat 2300 S: reliable and powerful,… Read More It exists: 1962 Moretti 2300 S Cabriolet
We never published a Fiat 124 Spider but not because it is a car that we don’t like, but because it has always been obscured by other spiders like the Alfa Romeo Duetto. The truth is that the 124 Spider is an excellent car, well made, a beautiful line and a 1800 cc engine with… Read More Rare car, rare color: 1973 Fiat 124 Spider CS1
Exactly as the title suggests, we publish this beautiful boat on which, however, we have some curiosities to satisfy. The seller says that the aluminum bodywork was made by Viotti, and this is a great thing as long as it is possible to prove it by means of documentation and / or photos of the… Read More No head inlets: 1957 O.S.C.A. 1500 S by Viotti
Every time we see a Fiat 1100 or 1200 TV Spider for sale in the US, we wonder what the tortuous path that led it to the other side of the pond may have been. In this case, the owner’s first name seems Italian so it is also probable that this car came to California… Read More Totally open: 1957 Fiat 1200 TV Trasformabile
The Fiat 850 Spider was one of the smallest successful spiders in the history of the car, especially if we talk about the first series. In fact, the first series like the one presented here has the peculiarity of having the headlights covered that match the car lines well, making them softer and more harmonious… Read More First edition: 1967 Fiat 850 Spider by Bertone
It is the second time we come across this particular model, built in very few examples by Moretti, in the declining phase of its history. We certainly don’t publish it for its beauty, but for its rarity and for what it represents: a last, heroic attempt to propose to the users a car based on… Read More Odd Targa: 1970 Moretti 128 S
We can safely say that this car is blue both inside and out; as far as the outside is concerned, the reason is obvious. The seller says that this car has belonged for decades to a blue-blooded family from central Italy until it was canceled from the car register (this is why it no longer… Read More Blue blood: 1965 Fiat 2300 S Coupé
This little Abarth belongs to the large family of 750 cc of displacement for which the tuner of Turin became so famous. But the peculiarity of this car is to be an uncommon spider, in fact most of the cars caressed by Zagato were coupes, since the coachbuilder’s production was focused on speed racing and… Read More Subtle differences: 1960 Abarth 750 Spyder by Zagato
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