Chassis No. 6R08C178760
Introduced in 1964 with an accessible entry price of $2,368 and offered either as a Hardtop or as a Convertible, the Mustang's immediate success captured the imagination of young enthusiasts. Ford's manufacturing facilities in San Jose, Metuchen, and Dearborn worked tirelessly to meet unprecedented demand. Today, the ..
Chassis No. 53779
Engine No. 35185
Transmission No. 6283
Ask any U.S.-based car collector what brand they associate with the nameplate "Continental" and Lincoln would be the near-unanimous pick. When Max Hoffman convinced Porsche to use the name for their top-of-the-line 356 for 1955, Ford saw it that way as well! With a stroke o..
Chassis No. 300839
Engine No. 901063
Transmission No. 100930
For decades, the mantra to follow for those interested in a Porsche 911 was to "buy the newest affordable example." Over time this changed with expanded focus on 911s built for the 1965 model year. These earliest 911s are a feast for the eyes with myriad minute details...
Chassis No. WP0JB0930HS051333
Engine No. 68H01428
Transmission No. 77H02095
The 911 Turbo not only defined the Porsche brand and its performance aspirations during the late 1970s and into the 1980s but also further cemented the German marque's reputation in the United States. Its sporting potential aside, the 911 Turbo had a trem..
Chassis No. 1E15293
Engine No. 7E6763-9
In October 1964, the groundbreaking Jaguar Series 1 E-Type received significant upgrades. Its new 4.2-liter dual-overhead-cam inline-six engine featured a reinforced crankshaft, boosting torque by 23 lb-ft to 283 lb-ft. A more refined, all-synchromesh four-speed Jaguar transmission replaced the p..
Chassis No. 1074
The 1960s and early 1970s represented a golden age for ambitious automotive entrepreneurs who followed a well-established formula: combining readily available production powertrains with bespoke Italian coachwork. Into this landscape emerged the Apollo GT, one of the most compelling Italian-American hybrid sports cars of its..
Chassis No. WP0EB0917KS173601
Conceived in the wake of the 911 Cabriolet's success, the limited-production Porsche 911 Speedster of 1989 emerged as a fitting finale to the G-Series 911 lineage. Porsche's design team, led by Tony Lapine, drew inspiration from the 356 Speedster while utilizing the contemporary 3.2 Carrera chassis. The concept,..
Chassis No. WP0AA2963NS480308
The lineup of 1980s auto show cars finished in Pearlescent White Metallic by Style Porsche is remarkable. Iconic debuts such as the 956 sports racing prototype, the 959 "Gruppe B," the 911 Speedster Studie, and even the 924 Carrera prototype, all sported this distinctive color revered deep within Porsche. It's c..
CODE RDS01188La voiture est Visible dans notre salle d'exposition à Reggio Emilia/Firenze, Italie.NOUS ÉVALUONS LES ÉCHANGES AVEC VOITURES ET MOTOS ANCIENNESOffriamo la logistica e il servizio di consegna a domicilio.Per ulterior..
1969 Citroen DS Safari Estate. Vin Number: 3664357 Registration Number: LUR333H In good running order, we picked this car up in London & drove it to Northampton without issue. Quirky in the extreme the car is finished in Martini/Gulf racing Co..