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Chassis no. 106.000008 - Engine no. CS042 The second 8V ever built, after the 6 pre-production ones. 8th of all the Fiat 8V ever produced. The oldest surviving car with this type of bodywork. Precious engine from the famous one-off Siata 208 Coupé Bertone CS068. Reserved for Emanuele Filiber..

Chassis no SL 0194 - Engine no. SL0194 Acceptable to the main concourse d’elegance Rare car. One of the 15 known surviving cars Designed by Felice Mario Boano Thorough restoration of body, interiors and mechanical parts Investment: very sought-after by collectors. Quotations are always incre..

Chassis no: SL 0185 - Engine no. SL0185 One-off car built by Rocco Motto. Most likely a special commission by SIATA Commercial Director and driver, Luigi Segre It is believed to have been built for the 1952 Mille Miglia (in which it never participated) Competition history in the U.S.A. Compl..

Chassis no. B21-33317 - Engine no. 3713 Eligible to the Mille Miglia and main re-enactment events Preserved car Quick and spacious For a long time owned by the Schön family The Model The first Lancia car of the post-war period, the revolutionary Aurelia designed by Vittorio ..

Chassis No. S680124 - Engine no W6172-8S Eligible to the Mille Miglia and main re-enactments worldwide Eligible to the main Concourse d’Elegance “Special Equipment” version Further optional Jaguar version with C-Type Head Matching numbers· Complete and documented restoration From t..

Chassis no. 021597, engine no. 023148 Mille Miglia eligible. Exceptional Fiat 1400, targa oro ASI. Many and rare period accessories. Matching numbers. Original plates. The model Introduced at the 1950 Geneva Motor Show, the 1400 was manufactured by Fiat between 1..

Chassis no. LML/50/79 - Engine no. LB6V/50/523 Eligible for the Mille Miglia and many re-enactments worldwide 7th overall and 2nd in class at the 1952 Rallye Internacional de Lisboa (Estoril) Original Portuguese license plates in addition to the current plates Original interiors. Body and me..

Chassis no. E94  Eligible to the Mille Miglia One of the just 54 cars of the 1950 "E series." Incredible handling for a car of the era Time trials winning and fun to drive It is beautifully restored Certifications and Statements Fiva, fiche CSAI Documents..

Chassis no.156 SC -Engine no. 281 Highly acceptable for the Mille Miglia and other main historical re-enactments Acceptable for the main Concours d’Elegance Always in Italy.Comprehensive and documented history It has been owned for 40 years by Adriano Cimarosti, renowned author of books on motorsport ..

In the late 1940s, many returning American soldiers came home with a newfound love for the light and nimble sports cars that proliferated European roads. Sports cars were still quite a novelty to many Americans, but before long, the import sports car market exploded. With a sudden influx of imported cars, American manufacturers were caught on th..