To Be OFFERED AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE at RM Sothebys' St. Moritz event, 15 September 2023. Sold | CHF92,000 Offered from The Iseli CollectionA beautifully presented example of the quintessential Italian roadsterRestored between 2019 and 2022 at a cost of more than CHF 150,000Finished in Bianco over a Nero Sk..
- Fahrgestell # 1495.05660 - Motor Nr. 1315.32093 - Ein originales, in den USA ausgeliefertes Auto, verkauft durch die berühmte Hoffman Motor Car Co. - Mit gut gemachten und geschmackvollen "fahrerzentrierten" Modifikationen - Bereit für temperamentvolles Vergnügen auf Rallyes und Touren - Der Verkauf umfasst die Originalbücher und die vorhanden..
int.code: DET00003Mongoose an animal capable of killing cobras. The car is said to have taken its name from a failed deal between De Tomaso and Carroll Shelby. Alejandro de Tomaso had volunteered to help Carroll Shelby develop a new Can-Am racing car in late 1964, when it was discovered that the Shelby Cobra would not be able to compete i..
The 3500 GT represented a watershed moment for Maserati. Prior to its arrival in 1957, the company had focused primarily on its legendary grand prix and sports racing cars, never producing more than a few dozen examples of any road-going model. The 1957 decision to withdraw officially from motor sports meant that the company could focus resource..
Anyone with even a passing interest in collector cars would agree there is something special about Ferrari’s 250 GT Short-Wheelbase (SWB) Berlinetta. Beyond the typical qualities that make classic Ferraris so desirable – the romantic period in which they were built, the mystique of their Italian heritage, and the skilled Modenese engineers and c..
To celebrate earning his PhD in astronomy from Harvard University, Dr. Eugene Epstein ordered this handsome 1964 Chevrolet Corvette from Robert Hall Chevrolet in Tujunga, California. In an April 28, 1964, letter to the dealership’s General Manager Art Gray, included in the sale, Dr. Epstein specified that his car was to be white with red interio..
In 1948, the 356 was launched as Porsche’s first production model, introducing what would become one of the most highly regarded sports car brands to the market. With production lasting 17 years, over 76,000 units were completed – no small feat for what was once a small, Austrian firm. And although its simple, yet elegant, tear-drop design remai..
Reporting from Geneva in March 1961, Autosport magazine declared, “The E-Type Jaguar has made its electrifying appearance, and at one stride Britain takes the lead in the Grand Touring market of Europe.”
As indicated by its chassis number, this outstanding 1961 E-Type Roadster is the 38th left-hand-drive E-type built. As such, ..
Beginning as early as 1955, Mercedes-Benz Technical Director Fritz Nallinger tasked his engineers and designers with creating a singular replacement for both the storied 190 SL and 300 SL models. The new car was to possess sports car performance coupled with Mercedes-Benz comfort and reliability. Introduced at the 1963 Geneva International Motor..
For 1967, Porsche introduced an upgraded version of the original short-wheelbase 911. Known as the 911 S or “Super,” the model boasted performance improvements including a 160 hp engine, four-wheel ventilated disc brakes, KONI shocks, a stiffer front anti-sway bar, a rear anti-sway bar, and five-spoke Fuchs alloy wheels.
This 911 S is o..