Ok, we know that the 944 is not “the Porsche” by definition, yet the fact remains that it is a snappy, well built, enjoyable car with superb handling. And all that said takes on even more value if the car in question has traveled only 13,850 miles throughout its existence: the paint is the original… Read More 13,850 miles: 1984 Porsche 944
For those who do not know it yet, the Maserati Sebring is one of the most beautiful coupes produced in the 60s, a beautiful line designed by Vignale on one side, a magnificent 3.5 liter Maserati engine and luxury equipment on the other. Maserati has produced two series of this model: the first, or which… Read More French pale blue: 1964 Maserati Sebring by Vignale
It is becoming increasingly rare (as with all classic cars) to find an E-Type first series that has survived the passing of time and the rearrangements of previous owners. This seems to be one of those survivors. The seller says that this car has belonged to a lady since 1992, is a self-matching numbers, still… Read More Same lady since ’92: 1963 Jaguar E-Type 3.8 FHC
“Call for more photos and any questions,” says the seller of this 1954 Porsche 356 which, at least apparently, appears to be in an exceptional state of preservation. Obviously, as the description of the car is missing, we can only make assumptions: if the car was actually stored and is today in these conditions then… Read More Old ivory: 1954 Porsche 356 Coupé
This 356A (chassis #101663) has been abundantly aged for thirty years in a dry garage that has retained all the main characteristics of this car, starting with a beautiful patina on the paint. However, the actual paint is not original: the first paint was red (at least so it looks like the inside of the… Read More Garage aged: 1957 Porsche 356A T2 Coupé
This 356 Coupé, chassis #51530, has been stored since 1996 by the same owner for over 45 years. Factory Kardex confirms matching engine and transmission. The paint is not original though, it had a new paint (Ivory?) in the early 70’s but its original color was Fashion Grey which is still visible under the lid,… Read More Back to the past: 1953 Porsche 356 Coupé
This is a second series Maserati Quattroporte, but it is not like all those (not many, actually) that are usually on sale: its conditions seem superb. In fact, the seller claims that this car has traveled only 28,000 miles since it is new and has never suffered accidents and has never been repainted and has… Read More Malibù brown: 1983 Maserati Quattroporte 4.9
This 356 T1 Coupé is a very nice survivor which has been close to death: it survived to a garage fire which has leaved its mark over the body: it could be worse, much worse than that. However, the good thing is that the fire burned a small area of paint on the rear corner… Read More Close to death: 1956 Porsche 356 A T1 Coupé
10,900 kms (6,773 miles) is what can be read on the odometer of this survivor Maserati 3500 GT (fed by carburetors) which is said to be parked since 1966. Not bad at all. Now, of course, we can’t say if that is the real mileage of this car: if the car has been actually driven… Read More Time capsule: 1961 Maserati 3500 GT by Touring
You can find quite easily a Maserati Sebring for sale but, most of the times, you find wrecks or perfectly restored cars: it’s hard indeed to find cars like this one. This seems just like a perfect survivor car should be: great condition body, a perfect undercarriage and an old but beautiful interior: the seller… Read More Dry from Barcelona: 1966 Maserati Sebring
