This Giulia Super needs a lot of work to be perfect but, at the same time, it needs very few touches to hit the road again. The seller says that he bought the car some years ago in New Mexico (and indeed the car looks extremely dry and that’s a very rare thing for a… Read More Maroon four: 1967 Alfa Romeo Giulia Super 1.6
This Maserati Mexico needs a lot of things, among which the most important is the gearbox which seems missing. At least there isn’t any shift lever on the tunnel. The good thing, on the other side, is that the engine is still in its place, even though it’s very difficult to understand if that’s a… Read More Maroon eight: 1968 Maserati Mexico
It’s not easy to find one of these Ford Escort MKI with the LHD option ad they’re even scarcer in the U.S.A., where this car actually is. That’s because these Fords were built by the british subsidiary so they were sold mostly in UK and, in smaller numbers, in the rest of Europe. Very few… Read More Rallye specs: 1971 Ford Escort MKI
After a week full of hundred thousands dollars car, here it is something cheap but no less particular: watched from the front it looks like the nose of a Space Shuttle. Unfortunately this is much slower than a Shuttle: actually it doesn’t run at all as it is missing the engine which, on this car,… Read More Snowmobile rocket: 1970 Trimuter
This 356 T6 Coupé is, in our opinion, much better than it could look at a first glance: it seems a solid car with a very nice color combo with one main issue. The issue is that the engine is missing: it could seem a big bug but the truth is that a 356 with… Read More Potential outlaw: 1963 Porsche 356 B T6
Just like many 356 Roadster, also this T5 (cassis #89472) has been built by the belgian shop D’Itieren which, many could not know, is still in the business. D’Itieren is indeed one of the oldest – maybe the oldest – coachworks company in the world as it was founded in 1805 and during the sixties… Read More Belgian made: 1962 Porsche 356 B T5 Roadster
“Scraping the bottom of the barrel” is an old said but it fits to what is happening during the last years: the good finds are almost done and often cars like this jump on the market. We can’t say if that’s a ’54 or ’55 car (for sure it’s not younger or older than that)… Read More Wood find: 1954/55 Porsche 356 Coupé
The sellers of this 356C, that we know by reputation as they have dedicated their life to classic Porsches, say that whoever bought it new had one thing in mind: racing. That’s because of the option list of this car: apart from the roll bar installed by the first owner, the car has a limited… Read More Full setup: 1964 Porsche 356C
This Fiat 1500 GT Coupé built fifty years ago by Ghia coachworks is said to be one of the 50 imported, back then, by Grimm brothers of Detroit who were the official importer of these special cars. That’s a car which has undergone a restoration process but it needs now to be completed; the good… Read More Mixin’ italians/2: 1967 Fiat 1500 GT Coupé by Ghia
One of the 1,672 specimens of 2002 Turbo ever built is laying in a yard, waiting for someone who brings it back to its previous glory. Many of these cars had a sad ending because they had the bad luck to be born exactly in the midde of the greatest oil crisis ever and this,… Read More Suspended animation: 1974 BMW 2002 Turbo
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