Vehicle(s): 198
Silver metallic - red leather interior - Matching numbers This 1958 Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Roadster is an original example with matching numbers, finished in silver metallic with red leather upholstery. The car was delivered...
Chassis no. 198042109500057 - Engine no. 198980109500056 Color: 172 Grey with brown leather interior Registration: Dutch One of the most desirable classics of all time - the 300 SL Roadster combines timeless elegance with...
The 6C 1750 GTC "Fugientem Incurro Diem", a Coupe Royal with a history that made society stand still. When Carrozzeria Touring delivered this Coupe Royal in 1931 on the chassis of the Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 Gran Turismo...
Among enthusiasts, this Bandini 750 Sport Internazionale was given an early nickname: "Saponetta," meaning little soap, a reference to the streamlined, smooth shapes of the aluminium bodywork that have little in common with...
Neither car survived the years, and yet the history of Jacques de Rham is driving around again today, thanks to a meticulous reconstruction that keeps the memory of his Scuderia Maremmana alive. The young Swiss nobleman,...
Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 GTC. In September 2017, this Alfa Romeo stood among the finest classics in Europe on the lawn of Hampton Court Palace during the Concours of Elegance, as entry number 35 in the company of the country's...
Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 Gran Sport Zagato Spyder, Series IV. There are few cars that embody the DNA of their era as completely as the Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 Gran Sport. Designed by Vittorio Jano, built by Alfa Romeo, and clad in a...
Silver-grey metal, an outboard spare wheel in the front fender, and a single Mille Miglia sticker on the windscreen—this Frazer Nash 328 needs nothing more to immediately attract attention. Beneath the characteristic,...
AC Ace Bristol When AC Cars rolled this left-hand drive example off the production line on October 30, 1957, in a beautiful silver/blue livery, no one could have suspected that three years later the car would compete in the...
For many car enthusiasts, the 90s were the best years. It was the era of poster cars. F40s, F50s, EB110s, and of course Diablos: many a bedroom was filled with them. Jaguar ventured onto this battlefield with the XJ220,...
Within the small circle of early Carrera GS Coupes built in the first months following the introduction of this legendary model, this example holds a special place. The car left the Porsche factory in Zuffenhausen on April...
The Aurelia was designed under the direction of engineer Vittorio Jano. Its engine, one of the first V6 engines to enter production, was a 60° design developed by Francesco de Virgilio, who was a Lancia engineer between...
When Carrozzeria Touring sent a new design on the 6C 2500 chassis to the Concorso d'Eleganza at Villa d'Este in 1949 and won the top prize, one of the most coveted body styles of the post-war period immediately bore its name.
Few cars bear the traces of an interrupted history as clearly as this BMW 328 Sports two-seater Frazer Nash, a car whose story begins in the late 1930s and would not take its definitive form until after the war. Introduced...
Capable of highway speeds on land and speeds in excess of 30mph on water, the 4wd Humdinga transitions between land and water in seconds. At 7m long, it is available in 3 seater and 6 seater configurations making it ideal...
Arnolt-Bristol Bolide Roadster The history of this car begins with a chance encounter at the Turin Motor Show of 1953, where American importer Stanley "Wacky" Arnolt saw the elegant Bertone body on a Bristol chassis and...
One of only 84 Aston Martin DB Mark III Drophead Coupes produced. Powered by its matching-numbers 2.9-liter inline six, mated to a four-speed manual gearbox. Delivered in Paris before being included in The Curated Collection...
Talbot-Lago naturally belongs in the list of famous French car brands. Between 1935 and 1960, the brand built the most beautiful cars, in which, how could it be otherwise, racing was a major source of inspiration. One of the...
Alfa Romeo 6C 2500 SS Pininfarina, 1949. A rare opportunity to acquire one of the most coveted post-war Alfa Romeos: a 1949 6C 2500 Super Sport, featuring an elegant two-seater convertible body by Carrozzeria Pinin Farina....
The Amphicruiser. Conquer land and water with our amphibious vehicle. When you drive it on the road, it drives like an SUV. In the water, it sails like a boat. And on rough terrain, it is the most reliable 4x4 amphibious...
“La Dolce Vita”. Only Italians can utter sentences that sound like a melody. In your mind, you drift off to a sun-drenched spot in Italy or on the French Riviera, where you look out over the Mediterranean Sea and watch...
The Alfa Romeo 6C 2500, often called "The Last Great Alfa", marked the end of a long series of six-cylinder Alfa Romeos, which began in 1928 with the 6C 1500. The 6C 2500 was introduced in 1938 and was built until 1952....
The provisional 330 America was replaced in January 1964 by the new 330 GT 2+2. It was shown for the first time at the Brussels Show early that year. However, it was much more than a 250 with a new engine, featuring a...
Arnolt negotiated with Bristol Cars Ltd in the United Kingdom for the purchase of 200 of their 404-series chassis and the 130 hp six-cylinder engines from 1971 of the earlier 403 model. Arnolt had to find a new chassis...
The Subaru Impreza 22B STi is a rally car developed in Japan in 1998. The 22B STi was created for the 40th anniversary and for the third consecutive developer title in the FIA World Rally Championship. On the first...
“La Dolce Vita”. Only Italians can utter sentences that sound like a melody. In your mind, you drift off to a sun-drenched spot in Italy or on the French Riviera, where you look out over the Mediterranean Sea and watch...
One of 47 examples equipped with the high-performance DB/D engine and a dual exhaust. Delivered from the factory in French Algeria; only four owners since new. Presented in its original color scheme: Desert White with red...
The unique Siata-Ford 208S was put into service as a promotional tool commissioned by Jimmy Mulgrew of Euclid Ford in Euclid, Ohio. To assist with the project, Mulgrew enlisted the expertise of racer Dick Irish, class winner...
As the first Lancia to be completely redesigned after the Second World War, the Aurelia had to be something entirely new - and it certainly was. Starting with the beautifully designed B10 in 1950 and ending with the stylish...
LANCIA, PININ FARINA AND A SPECIAL APRILIAD The Aprilia was a crucial model for Lancia and the last model completed before the death of Vincenzo Lancia in 1937. The factory berlina went into production that year and featured...
The spacious four-seater version of the 365 series was released in 1976. The car was often referred to as the "Queen Mary" due to its size. On the highway, it was a pleasant car with room for four adults. Air conditioning,...
Chassis no. AEX1035 - Original left-hand drive - The understated elegance of the Ace and the power of the Ford V8 - One of the most prominent sports cars of its time - Purchased from the collection of Emile Garcin - A...
Touring was one of the companies, and they built the 1900C Super Sprint Coupe in their famous 'Superleggera' style. With 115 hp and an excellent power-to-weight ratio (thanks to the lightweight alloy body), these cars could...
Aston Martin DB2 Coupe | Vantage specification This beautiful Aston Martin DB2 was delivered new to Count Charles d'Oultremont from Hainaut, Belgium, via importer Mannes, and spent its formative years in Brussels; this is...
Touring was one of the companies, and they built the 1900C Super Sprint Coupe in their famous 'Superleggera' style. With 115 hp and an excellent power-to-weight ratio (thanks to the lightweight alloy body), these cars could...
The Porsche 356 is a rear-engined sports car and the very first production model from Porsche. The 356 is a lightweight and agile, rear-wheel-drive, rear-engined two-door model, available as a hardtop coupe and open-top...
The BMW 503 is a two-plus-two-seater two-door sports car manufactured by Bayerische Motoren Werke. The V-engine developed for the BMW 502 sedan was and remained for a long time the only German cast aluminum eight-cylinder....
The Ferrari Testarossa is a sports car by Ferrari from 1984. It is one of Ferrari's most famous models. Like that of the 288 GTO, which was also released in 1984, the name of the Testarossa refers to a prestigious model from...
For decades, this Jaguar XK120 Drophead Coupe remained in the same American family, from its first registration in Arizona in 1953 to the California registration papers preserved into the 1970s—a continuous chain of...
The Lancia Aurelia is a car that was produced and sold by the Italian company Lancia from 1950 until the summer of 1958, divided into six series. The versions included a four-door sedan, a two-door convertible (B50/B52), a...
1955 marked the beginning of a new era for the Lancia brand. The Lancia family could no longer sustain the company, founded in 1906 by Vincenzo Lancia, and had to sell their shares in the family business after 49 years....
The V8 is a model from the car brand Aston Martin. This type was produced continuously for nearly 20 years (with virtually no external change), from 1970 to 1989. Both a Vantage and a Volante version were produced, and there...
The Alpina B7 Turbo Coupe was introduced in 1978, making it the first BMW 6 Series to be modified by Alpina. Behind the characteristic “shark nose” lay a modified 3,5 liter six-cylinder in-line to which a turbo was...
Few cars carry the traces of an interrupted history as clearly as this BMW 328 Sports two-seater Frazer Nash, a car whose story begins in the late 1930s and would only reach its final form after the war. The BMW 328 was...
The Tg500 incorporated several features of the Kabinenroller platform upon which it was based, including the narrow body with tandem seats, the transparent acrylic dome, the low stance, and direct steering. The narrow body,...
The fastest version of BMW's 02 series made its debut at the IAA in Frankfurt in September 1973. The iconic 2002 Turbo, with its typical seventies stripes, featured a KKK turbo - the first in a European production car. The...
The Mercedes-Benz W121 BII series was produced from 1955 to 1963 and sold as the Mercedes-Benz 190 SL. A total of 25.881 units were made. The R121 was introduced in 1955 to provide an affordable version of the legendary...
1960 FMR Tg500 'Tiger' Convertible Microcar License plate STM 982 Chassis number 21065 Engine number 2829 • Raced by Eduard Ernst • Offered with a very rare Sport Top • Retains its original engine • An extremely...

