The car shown here is a Moretti 750 Sport Bialbero “Le Mans”, one of the most technically interesting small-displacement Italian sports cars of the 1950s and—according to official factory confirmation—one of just 20 examples built. It belongs to that narrow group of post-war machines where craftsmanship, engineering ambition, and competition intent are compressed into the… Read More 1 of 20: 1955 Moretti 750 Sport “Le Mans”
This rare car belongs to the Singer Le Mans series, which was produced between 1933 and 1937 as a lightweight sports car with a strong racing pedigree. This is an exceptionally rare variant. While Singer produced many (in reletive terms, of course) open-top Le Mans models, the Coupé version was built in extremely limited numbers,… Read More Hen’s teeth: 1937 Singer 9 HP Sports Coupé
Red is the color which is mainly associated with four things: Blood, Christmas, Coca-Cola and Ferrari. Fortunately, the article does not concern the liquids mentioned in the previous list but a Ferrari (on the day after Christmas). Obviously, the Ferrari we are talking about is not an original 250 LM but a recreation based on… Read More Christmas red: 1960 Ferrari 250 LM recreation
It has happened sometimes to write an article about a René Bonnét Le Mans and, whenever we find one for sale, especially a cabriolet, we will do it again, just because we like this car. Indeed, despite not having the appeal of a special Italian car with aluminum bodywork, it represents very well the French… Read More Hardtop equipped: 1963 René Bonnét Le Mans Cabriolet
Before the Chevrolet Corvette there was no american sports car but the Nash Healey Le Mans, built thanks to a joint venture between the refigrator maker Kelvinator, and the british automaker Donald Healey. The joint venture with a british company becomes clear when you see that this car has an aluminium body and a big… Read More American aluminium: 1951 Nash Healey LeMans
We have published, a couple of years ago, another Le Mans like this one which was in worse conditions than this: it has a beautiful color and a shining paint. The color is indeed beautiful and the overall conditions look quite good: more than the other one we’ve found, this one has also the… Read More Finned french: 1964 René Bonnet Le Mans
This is not the first time we see this car for sale but at last we decided to publish it as still has some interesting features. Indeed this car has been put for sale also during the last year, but its asking price is not low so, considering also the amount of money that it… Read More Still waiting: 1962 Maserati Tipo 151 “Le mans”
This 1951 Le Mans Roadster is said to be a one family car. Indeed the owner bought it new in 1951 and got it till 2000 when he passed away, but the car doesn’t see a road since 1985 when the owner couldn’t drive anymore. After that, his son went periodically to the garage just… Read More One family car: 1951 Nash Healey Le Mans Roadster
The René Bonnet Le Mans was designed to meet the requirement of U.S. market, although the selling price, back then, was high for a fiberglass car. Differently from the previous model, this one had a 1108 c.c. Renault engine, with a light tuning made by Gordini and fed by a downdraft Weber 32 MDIX d.t.… Read More Fiberglass fins: 1963 René Bonnet Le Mans Grand Luxe
Classic Virus 