Classique voitures a vendre

Chassis No. 00SD0906 Engine No. C114.04/1 400.361 Citroën No. 0059.009187 André Citroën's fascination with the American automobile industry began early. By the 1920s, he had even explored plans to establish a manufacturing facility in the United States. While those ambitions never came to fruition, Citroën USA opened offices on N..

Chassis No. 04568 Engine No. 0010576 Transmission No. 1685 Body No. 1615 Evolving from the Dino 206 GT, which had been developed to meet Formula Two regulations and to homologate the 2.0-liter V6 engine designed by Alfredo "Dino" Ferrari, the Ferrari Dino 246 GT was introduced at the 1969 Geneva International Motor Show. Ma..

Chassis No. GXGG00GG0009 By the early 1970s, Citroën had spent nearly two decades proving comfort and innovation needn't be mutually exclusive. The firm's hydropneumatic suspension, self-levelling ride, and aerodynamic bodywork helped the GS claim European Car of the Year in 1971. Never one to sit on their laurels, Citroën continued t..

Chassis No. 107.024.12.005556 Koenig-Specials emerged from one enthusiast's pursuit of automotive excellence in the late 1970s. After acquiring an early Ferrari 365 GT4 BB in West Germany, professional racing driver and 1962 German Hillclimb Champion Willy König found its factory performance lacking. He embarked on a comprehensive developmen..

Chassis No. 17505 Engine No. 00780 Unveiled at the 1972 Paris Motor Show, the Ferrari 365 GT4 2+2 marked a new direction for Maranello's front-engine grand tourers. Penned by Pininfarina, its crisp, angular design departed from the marque's earlier styling while offering a more spacious cabin, expansive glass area, and practical luggag..