We did not expect to find a GT Junior Zagato to be restored yet: the last one in these conditions was published by us in 2013. Even if that other one seemed in similar conditions to this one, although on this car there seems to be more superficial rust: it is however a car that,… Read More Almost red: 1972 Alfa Romeo Gt Junior by Zagato
Have you ever seen in person a white Giulia (or Giulietta) Spider with a red interior? It may seem a fairly obvious combination but actually it is one of the best color combo on this model. Even better, according to our humble opinion, of the typical red combined with black interiors: probably just because this… Read More Southern comfort: 1963 Alfa Romeo Giulia Spider
The Cinderella of the Giulietta Spider family, that is the normal 101, is on this occasion even more humble and needs help. It is in fact a covered car to be probably restored but, as we are often used to seeing, the restoration has never started and the car has lain for several years in… Read More Red 101: 1961 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider
Alfa Romeo enthusiasts are well aware that the Giulietta Sprint Veloce 750 was a car destined for driving “purists”, but not everyone knows that a “softer” small series was made of this model. It was in fact called “Confortevole” (which clearly means “comfortable”) because the Veloce version was softened by the addition of some details… Read More The softer version: 1958 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Sprint Veloce Confortevole
This car is much more beautiful than it actually appears in these photos, and is also powered by a muscular Chrysler 318 engine. It is in fact a Bristol 409 of 1968 (in reality we believe that ’68 is the date of US registration since this model was built until ’67) produced, from what the… Read More 1 of 74: 1968 Bristol 409
The Belna is nothing but the French declination of the Lancia Augusta: obviously it wasn’t just the name, there were also differences due to a very specific reason. At the time, in fact, France imposed a duty of 85% of the value for the imported cars, but this duty could be circumvented by planting a… Read More Two for one: 1937 Lancia Belna F-234
This Veloce is said to have left the factory on 31 July 1961 to be delivered, in its Bianco Gardenia color, to the Alfa Romeo dealer in Lugano, Switzerland. As you will soon understand, it is not a ultra-rare Veloce 750 but a 101 which, however, is not much less rare than its predecessor; at… Read More Half done: 1961 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Sprint Veloce
There are not a few 356 Speedsters around, in any condition, but very few still have the original hardtop which, by the way, has a beautiful design. In fact, I don’t like spiders with the hardtop because to me it “kills” the character of a spider (and very often makes it uglier) however, as with… Read More Hard-Top: 1957 Porsche 356 Speedster
We have already seen so many Jaguar e-types, but every now and then – very rarely – a very special one emerges from the darkness. This is the case of this OTS (Open Two Seater), one of the very first produced by the Coventry factory, which has very special characteristics, although to the majority they… Read More Details matter: 1961 Jaguar E-Type O.T.S.
The classic vans have always been the Cinderella of the world of vintage vehicles, yet some of them are fascinating, and in recent years many collectors have noticed. Obviously the lion’s share has always been made by the Volkswagen T1 van, in particular in its “Samba” version, but around there are equally fascinating and much… Read More The other one: 1964 Mercedes-Benz O 319 Minibus
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