The Convertible D was created in order to offer a more confortable alternative to the Speedster but, unfortunately for this model, the look won over the confort. The roll on windows and the taller windshield, along with a couple of wider and more confortable seats, were he main (if not the only) differences from the… Read More Coldwater aircooled: 1959 Porsche 356 Convertible D
The good of this Ghibli is that, as long as it’s not anymore equipped with the original DOHC italian V8 but with a Chevy engine, it consumes less fuel than when it was in the original configuration. The bad side, however, is very large as this is a car which needs a colossal amount of… Read More Side pipes italian: 1971 Maserati Ghibli SS
It looks like a lot of ’58 Giulietta Spider have decided to jump into the market all together: this is the third one we spot in two weeks and for sure those are not the only ones. Among the three published, this one is the only car in not-driveable conditions: it’s clearly a barn find… Read More No foolish: 1958 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider
This Simca 8 Cabriolet (chassis #867363) has its typical aluminium body which can’t rust, of course, but it needs a lot of work ayway, along with other parts which are missing. The seller says that this car is to restore or it can be used as parts car: maybe ten years ago he would have… Read More Disunited unity: 1952 Simca 8 Sport Cabriolet by Farina
This Jaguar XK 120 Open Two Seater is buried under a pile of unused home stuff and, at a glance, it doesn’t look well as is, however the seller says that it has no rust. Other than that, the seller says that the car is basically intact and that it still has its original California… Read More Pink slip: 1951 Jaguar XK 120 O.T.S.
Most of you know well that, other than the Veloce model, also the normal 750 series built before 1960 have become very sought these days: this one is a 750D and it’s cheap. So cheap that this will go very fast even though this car, although it’s a driver, it needs a full restoration as its… Read More Cheaper is harder/4: 1958 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider
The seller of this great example of Northern Europe design says that this car has a great body and, at the same time, it’s a good runner. To proof what he says , the seller has also made a video posted here on Youtube: the car actually runs and, although it’s way far to be… Read More Great Body, Good Runner: 1973 Volvo P1800 ES
There is one photo only of this Flaminia Coupé built by Touring coachworks: the faded red paint will of course mislead the reader but the seller says that this car was born painted in gray mated to red leather interiors. There is not much more that we can say apart from that the car look… Read More Born grey: 1961 Lancia Flaminia Coupé GT by Touring
These early Porsche 356 (a.k.a. Pre-A, although that was never used by Porsche to name its early cars) have always been sought but, especially in the last years, these fetch top dollars. This particular car, originally painted in Palm Green, is for sale by a guy who’s always been involved in these cars, I remember… Read More Palm Green: 1953 Porsche 356
There is a long story behind this former Abarth 750 GT Zagato which has been heavily transformed during the past years into an offroad racer. Basically the past owner of this car owned a couple of Ferrari Testarossa (we suppose the 250, of course) with consecutive chassis serial numbers. Those TRs have been sold in… Read More Offroad racer: 1956 Abarth 750 GT by Zagato
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