Of course rust often wins, but it has no chance to finish its work on a Sprint Speciale. This Giulia has seen for sure better days: what we have here is a car neglected and cannibalized for decades before someone has spotted her somewere and so now she’s waiting for someone brave who’s willing to… Read More Rust can’t win: 1964 Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint Speciale
This is probably the first time you see a car like this one for sale, and probably years will pass before you will see another one on the market. This is also the first time for us: we don’t like to post car adverts which don’t report an asking price, but this car is very rare so… Read More No excuses: 1955 Autobleu 4CV Coupé by Ghia
Here it is another Giulia Spider Veloce (AR 390539) which, as the seller says, has rust. But we suppose that no reader is particularly scared from rust: otherwise they would follow a blog called “Modern Virus”. However, when you find a car like this the first concern is not rust: unless the car has been… Read More Tired but clean: 1965 Alfa Romeo Giulia Spider Veloce
One of the early owners of this car was for sure a lucky student of Albion College, Michigan: indeed the back windows still carries its sticker. After then, the car has probably had a worst ending than its previous owners: actually this car needs a total restoration, including an engine rebuild: the 302 c.i. Ford… Read More Albion College: 1968 Intermeccanica Torino Coupé
The strange think about these cars is that we’ve often seen them for sale paired: we can’t understand why; it’s like they absolutely need a companion. This couple is made by two cars in very different conditions: in our opinion one car can be saved while the other one will not have an happy ending: of… Read More Bet on red: Two 1959 BMW Isetta
This relic from the great sixties has arrived to us, brought by his last owner since 1977. It’s a 1960 T5 Roadster with a S75 engine: the seller says that the engine is not inside the car and he has no Porsche Kardex but when he bought the car he was told that the engine… Read More Whitened belly: 1960 Porsche 356B T5 Roadster
Actually this Samba has its rear axle disassembled and stored inside the cabin: quite a problem when it will come the time to load it on the truck. These are very cute bus but lately they’ve reached unbelievable quotations: weren’t they car for the common people? We wonder how many former hippies can’t believe to… Read More Two wheeled: 1965 Vokswagen Bus T1 “Samba”
What I’ve never understood it’s how come I always find the car of my dreams in the wrong moment. This car is advertised as a “simple” BMW 2002, but when you read the description you spot the magic word: “Turbo”. That’s the reason why you see the wide fenders and the Scheel sport seats. Of… Read More Incomplete description: 1974 BMW 2002 Turbo
As the market law expects, with the rise of the values also of these “B-League” Lamborghinis, in the last period several projects are popping out from darkness. Of course cars like the Espada are absolutely not “B-league” cars, and indeed they are becoming to have the recognition they always deserved as, like the Maserati Ghibli… Read More Fuel injected bull: 1971 Lamborghini Espada
It’s getting so hard to see a car like this, still needing of a restoration, that when we found it that’s a nice day. Indeed this is a rare Abarth 750 Spier by Allemano, an aluminium little sports car mostly used, back then, to race accross a track (in the U.S.A.) while in Europe it… Read More No paint: 1958 Abarth 750 Spider by Allemano
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