Anything in front of a mirror produces an image that is identical to itself but is not real. What we have here is not the real thing, but it can be touched and driven. Like other 250 GTEs, even the one (chassis # 4119GT) that gave birth to this recreation / clone / replica or… Read More Reflections: 1963 Ferrari 250 GTE/GTO Replica
A classic Ferrari in a garage or a barn is of course the dream of every classic cars nut, only to discover that Ferrari is missing its engine and transmission. That is indeed the destiny of this car which, sometime in the past, became to be transformed into something different from what it as been… Read More Missing something: 1963 Ferrari 250 GTE
This 1963 250 GTE (chassis #4659) is a matching number car disappeared from the market in 1963 and resurfaced now: it is said that this is the first time that this car is offered for sale since new. It was born painted in pale blue and then repainted in a burgundy shape: also this last… Read More Long time lost: 1963 Ferrari 250 GTE
The seller says that this 250 GTE is for sale for the first time since it was delivered new in the USA to Otto Zipper Motors in Hollywood. Indeed it’s one of the few Ferrari of that period to have a mile-scaled speedometer so that’s coherent with what the seller says. The car has been… Read More First time for sale: 1963 Ferrari 250 GTE
You know…when the classic cars market is yet overinflated, what else to do? Just inflate it a little bit more! What we have here is a bunch of Ferrari 250 in need of a total restoration and, moreover, they are not even complete: particularly the 250 spider is basically a body and a chassis, with some… Read More Many millions: Ferrari 250 stash
Times have changed and now it could be worth even to underline the sale of a bare shell (with some ancillaries) of a 250 GTE which, if complete and restored, is now worth even an half million dollars. Probably the chassis and engine of this car has been used years ago as a base to… Read More Ghost in the shell: 1960 Ferrari 250 GTE “body”
This car has not the easiest name of the world to be pronounced, but for sure is one of the streamiest lines ever made for a station wagon: Michelotti made a great work here. It’s a 1973 – fiberglass bodied – Reliant Scimitar powered by the “Essex” V6 Ford engine: 150 h.p. are enough to… Read More Sleeker is better: 1973 Reliant Scimitar GTE 3.0 SE5-A
Few words by the seller for describing this car (chassis #2890) which looks in almost desperate conditions. Indeed, if the body of this car wouldn’t be made in aluminium, at this point we would see just a pile of rust. But, as we all know, aluminium doesn’t rust but the steel floors do: it could… Read More Clown face: 1959 Lancia Appia GTE by Zagato
This yellow Appia GTE (chassis 81203-5076) is said to have been fully restored in 2004, including mechanical parts which have been overhauled by the actual seller. It was imported in UK from Holland (both countries have a special feeling with classic Lancia). This doesn’t seem a concours-level restored car but it actually looks good: we don’t… Read More Not so expensive: 1961 Lancia Appia GTE by Zagato
This Lancia Appia Zagato GTE needs a huge effort to be brought to its past glory. The seller says that the engine and gearbox are with the car even if they aren’t installed. We think that gearbox and engine are the least problem as the seller says also that the car is missing a door… Read More Huge effort: 1957 Lancia Appia Zagato GTE
