The seller of this Giulia Spider Veloce (one of the barely 1,100 ever made) says that he got it from the owner who had been sitting for a long time. He says that this car is very rare and in fact it is, as the number mentioned above tells us; this is the cutting edge… Read More Barely 1,100: 1965 Alfa Romeo Giulia Spider Veloce
The positive side of cars like this is that, obviously, from the point of view of the body there can be no surprises as there is nothing to hide. In fact, as we believe it is clear to everyone, this 356 Speedster (which belongs to the so-called “pre-A” series) has undergone a partial restoration that… Read More Paint needed: 1956 Porsche 356 Speedster
No, it’s not that only four 356 A Convertible Ds were built, but the seller claims, only four were equipped by the factory with a Rudge wheels set. Wheels that you do not see in this picture as they will probably have been sold by the previous owner, and this does not surprise us: a… Read More One of four: 1959 Porsche 356 A Convertible D Super
Ethan, the seller of this car, told us about the ad on eBay and, being this a Maserati Quattroporte, we could not exempt ourselves from publishing it. To be precise it is a 1967 Quattroporte first series, equipped with the famous V8 with 4.2 liter displacement and four Weber two throat carburetors which, unfortunately, are… Read More Black tie: 1967 Maserati Quattroporte
This Giulia Sprint GT is one of the first produced (actually the production began in mid-1963) and it seems that, apart from the seller, it has had only one owner in its life. We did not understand if the current seller has owned it for some time or if it is only the person in… Read More One owner biancospino: 1964 Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GT
We have seen cars to be restored in any conditions, but it is the first time we see one that recalls the appearance of Tutankhamun’s mummy when Howard Carter took it out of his sarcophagus. Maybe that’s because of the black paint dried (and cracked) under the sun of California, and perhaps also because the… Read More The mummy: 1969 Jaguar E-Type O.T.S.
We all know how these vans produced by Alfa Romeo have recently returned in vogue, and this is the reason why even prices are rising slowly but inexorably. In the specific case we have a service vehicle produced in 1969, equipped with many windows as it was transformed for use as an ambulance of the… Read More White striped: 1969 Alfa Romeo F12 ambulance
Sometimes it happens to find a Giulietta Spider to be restored, sometimes it happens to find two for sale by the same owner, other times – like this – it happens to find seven and a half of them. Do not ask us what the owner means for “half” because neither we have understood, certainly… Read More Seven and half: 1956-1962 Giulietta Spider stock
We know that today these are considered Porsche in every aspect but always remember that, at least until 1972, to buy one of these you had to contact a Volkswagen dealer. In any case, here we are faced with one of the 3,351 examples of 914/6 built and, more importantly, it is a car matching… Read More Minor fire: 1970 Volkswagen-Porsche 914/6
Among the thousands of Porsche 356 ads seen in years of activity, it is the first time that we find a car that does not have the original engine but that can still be called “matching numbers”. In fact the seller says that, although the engine currently installed is not the original equipment, the current… Read More Kardex correct: 1954 Porsche 356 Coupé
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