The Ford Capri RS 2600 represents the ultimate performance version of the first Capri generation and is rightfully regarded as an icon of the 1970s. This car is a particularly rare Series 1.5 example, one of just 1,050 units...

Shelby GT350 Convertible (1968): Extremely Rare and Exceptionally Original Some cars catch your attention, but every so often one appears that simply commands authority—a machine that needs no introduction. This 1968...

This is the 1973 Ford Escort RS1600 Works Rally. A car that comes directly from the heart of international rally competition and one that played an important role during one of the most successful periods in Ford rally...

The 1965 Ford Mustang Fastback is and remains an automotive icon. If a small child shares their dream of a Ford Mustang, they most definitely do no mean the current family SUV plug in. What they do mean is the most pure and...

Rare and unique - this is the most accurate description of the 1949 Fiat 1500D Convertible, styled and bodied by the prestigious Stabilimenti Farina. Farina was renowned for his refined and forward-thinking designs, which...

Sometimes a car exists because two giants needed each other. In this case, it was an agreement between Enzo Ferrari and Fiat. Ferrari required a six-cylinder engine homologated for Formula 2, which meant producing 500...

We have a stunning 1964 Ferrari 250 GTE series 3 available. The car was supplied from new in 1963 to the Milan based M.G. Crepaldi Automobili Ferrari dealership. A little later it received its first registration. This is a...

A wonderful Ferrari 365 GT4/BB aka the Berlinetta Boxer. This should not be confused with the later 512BB, which was modelled on the 365. The 365 BB was the first series produced Ferrari with a mid-engined 12 cylinder boxer...

We currently stock a 1983 Ferrari 512 BB injection. This example was supplied to the Belgium Ferrari importer “Garage Francorchamps” on the 7th March 1983. This is thus an original European supplied 512 BBi! It came in...

Ferrari 575 Superamerica - The V12 Convertible Ferrari for the True Enthusiast There are some cars that go beyond beauty or driving pleasure—they feel destined to be classics the moment they leave the factory. This is one...

It is 1974. The roads of Europe echo with sporting ambition and technological progress. At that very moment, this Ferrari Dino 246 GTS was delivered in Germany by Auto Becker. What you see here is a fully restored and...

This is the ultimate in French grandeur! The car we have is a very special Delahaye! It is an Delahaye 235 convertible by Antem! The Delahaye 235 succeed the 135 series, built between 1935 and early 1954. The 235 series has...

The first owner of this car was named Claude Dubois. It sounds like a French chanson singer, but in reality he was a Belgian gentleman with excellent taste—and access to very fine machinery. Because what you see here is no...

Trade-in car.

This is a beautiful 1964 Chevrolet Corvette C2 Stingray Coupe. The car is equipped with a 327 Cubic Inch V8, which in this case is coupled to a four-speed manual transmission. The car has been fully restored in the past and...

The Corvette C2 is named after the sleek and elegant sea creature the Sting Ray. It was developed in a wind tunnel, immediately supplied with a V8 and with a fibreglass body relatively light. The C2 Sting Ray is seen by many...

Corvette's come in a variety of colours: from posh metallic tints to typical 60's pastels the options are endless. This time we have a slightly different slant: this lovely Corvette C2 Convertible comes in Ermine White...

The Corvette C2 is steadily gaining popularity. Quite rightly so in our opinion as this granddaddy of Muscle Cars has everything a classic car should possess; beautiful lines, a powerful engine, well-known and same named...

The 1963 Chevrolet Corvette C2 is the real Stingray. The so-called split windows were no longer used on later model years. Early on, General Motors was adept at saving deemed unnecessary costs. This Corvette C2 Stingray...

We see many enthusiasts here in Brummen, all with different preferences. A large group of these enthusiasts has a weakness for the American sports car. We find that unsurprisingly, because in the United States they created...

The second Corvette generation, the C2, was an enormous step forward for Chevrolet. Lighter, faster and much better. It was immediately available as a powerful V8, the bodywork having been tested in a wind-tunnel for the...

The 1964 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Convertible is a timeless classic that makes car enthusiasts' hearts beat faster. Chevrolet introduced the Corvette in 1953 as a two-seater sports car, a bold move for a brand that until...

In 1963, Chevrolet celebrated the tenth anniversary of the Corvette. As the model was incredibly popular, Chevrolet decided to mark the occasion with a stunning new Sting Ray design. Customers had the choice between a coupe...

This 1963 Chevrolet Corvette C2 Sting Ray, featuring the rare Split Window version, is one of the most iconic American sports cars ever built. This particular example, finished in the original factory color Ermine White, is...

This 1968 Chevrolet Corvette C3 Convertible 327 CI is a stunning example of the American sports car from the 1960s. The car, finished in fresh Le Mans Blue paint, perfectly highlights the lines of this classic. The Medium...

An Exceptionally Original Corvette C2 with Fantastic Patina If you're searching for a classic sports car that has remained in remarkably original condition, this 1964 Corvette C2 Sting Ray Convertible deserves your full...

This 1958 Citroën 2CV AZL is not just any Deux Chevaux: it was cherished for 49 years by its first owner, which gives the car an extraordinary authenticity. This is an original Dutch 2CV, complete with the old registration...

This 1959 Citroën 2CV AZ is one of the last examples with the characteristic ribbed hood, which gives it a unique and recognizable appearance. This particular model is finished in the charming color Rouge Bolero, which adds...

Equipped with a powerful 500 CC engine (85×88), this impressive 1956 BSA Seeley is an iconic replica designed specifically for racing enthusiasts and classic car collectors. This particular example is no ordinary classic,...

Originally, BSA (Birmingham Small Arms) started out in 1861 as a weapons factory. The company also reportedly produced bicycles from about 1869, an obvious basis for what would lead to the first motorcycle in the early...

An important step forward in the development of BMW's long-running flat-twin occurred in 1936 with the introduction of the 494cc R5. Prior to that the BMW engine had been recognisably related to the first of its type, the...

The first thing you notice is the color. It makes you pause. That's different. And you'd be right. Lagunengrün—a shade BMW typically reserved for cars that were just a little more special. In this case, it's applied to a...

Some cars let you know they're special the moment you turn the key. Not by shouting or showing off, but through sheer smoothness. This BMW 323Ci Coupe is a perfect example. Originally delivered new in the Netherlands,...

In 1987 Car and Driver wrote without hesitation: “The BMW M6 is one of those wild, wonderful cars that throw the scales of automotive justice totally off balance.” And when you look at an M6 from 1988 today, you...

BMW Z8 Roadster V8 - Titanium Silver - Only 50,000 km - Collector Grade When BMW introduced the Z8 in the late 1990s, it was immediately clear where the inspiration came from. The design pays tribute to the legendary BMW 507...

Downsizing is timeless. Bentley and Rolls-Royce had of course been credited with being responsible for the fastest trucks in the world thanks to Ettore Bugatti. “The world's fastest Lorry” said Ettore Bugatti, who might...

Bentley Arnage T - The Ultimate Wolf in Sheep's Clothing What comes to mind when you think of Bentley? Instantly, thoughts of style, luxury, and comfort arise - all delivered in perfect silence. But a Bentley Arnage T? This...

A Bentley from a period when performance once again became central Over the decades Bentley has produced a variety of models, each reflecting the character of the marque in its own way. In the nineteen eighties a model...

Bentley Continental GT: Just 63,000 Kilometers The Bentley Continental GT has become a familiar sight over the years, but only rarely do we encounter an example that truly stands apart. A Continental GT in clean condition is...

The Austin-Healey adventure begins in 1952 with the 100, fully designated as 100-4 BN-1. Admittedly, a little sexy name but the car makes up for everything. The design comes from Gerry Coker and is still appreciated as one...

Austin-Healey 100/6: The Ultimate Healey, Built for Purists and Drivers Alike You know the saying, “the lucky ones have hills.” Now picture this: it's early morning in the mountains, the air is crisp, and in the distance...

Austin-Healey 3000 MK I: an icon you'll never tire of The Austin-Healey has been regarded since its debut as one of the purest British sports cars ever built. And that unmistakable feeling comes alive the moment you see this...

This beautiful Gulf blue Austin Mini De Luxe left the factory in January 1964 and went straight to France. There the car was eventually completely and very professionally restored. The restoration was so professional that he...

THIS VEHICLE IS IN OUR STORAGE, VIEWING BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. The Aston Martins that came after the DB6 clearly took a new direction in terms of design. William Towns designed beautiful cars that clearly had American...

THIS VEHICLE IS IN OUR STORAGE, VIEWING BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. Trade-in car. This 1958 Aston Martin DB2/4 is an extraordinary classic with a particularly powerful and very special upgrade: the car is equipped with DB5...

The Aston Martin DB7 Vantage Volante is one of those rare cars that was stunning when it first appeared and has only become more beautiful with time. This open grand tourer from the year 2000 is a prime example of Aston...

THIS VEHICLE IS IN OUR STORAGE, VIEWING BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. The Aston Martin V8 Volante and Closed Vantage are hailed as 'Britain's First Supercars' in their day. These versions are the extra powerful versions of the...

This is the Aston Martin Vanquish as it was meant to be seen: finished in deep Bowland Black, with a sharp anthracite interior and refined detailing throughout. With fewer than 36,000 kilometers, complete original books and...

Aston Martin Vanquish 5.9 V12 “11,800 Miles” - 2003 The Aston Martin Vanquish combines classic British design with V12 performance and a refined yet powerful character. This 2003 example stands out for its particularly...

What you see here is a four-ton workhorse. Six meters long. Powered by a 14.5-liter inline-six engine. This is something truly special. This American LaFrance Type 75 was delivered new in 1919 as a fire engine to the Huron...