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  • 1962 Lancia Flaminia | Gallery Aaldering

    1962 Lancia Flaminia | Gallery Aaldering

    Very original, stunning car Gallery Aaldering is Europe’s leading Classic Cars specialist since 1975! Always 400 Classic and Sportscars in stock, please visit www.gallery-aaldering.com for the current stock list (all offered cars are available in our showroom) and further information. We are located near the German border, 95 km from Düsseldorf an..
  • Lancia Fulvia 1.3S Sport Series 2 in good condition

    Lancia Fulvia 1.3S Sport Series 2 in good condition

    Beautiful Lancia Fulvia 1.3S Sport series 2 coupe in good condition! Delivered new in 1974 and registered in the Netherlands in 1995. Partly restored in the past. The interior has been updated and has beautiful black trim.  Body works hard, drives, steers and brakes well! Ideal car to participate in classic ra..
  • 1949 Packard Club | Hyman LTD

    1949 Packard Club | Hyman LTD

    Introduced September 8, 1947, Packard’s new Twenty-Second Series models were the luxury carmaker’s first new postwar models and succeeded the highly successful Clipper that debuted in 1941. Since Packard did not limit itself to annual model-year changeovers, unlike its much larger Detroit rivals, these highly refined motorcars were sold until May 1..
  • Bristol 400 FIVA papers past MM entrant

    Bristol 400 FIVA papers past MM entrant

    Chassis # 400-1-585Engine # 400-85A-1212 This Bristol 400, first registered in 1949, remained with the first family until 1977.  A new owner bought the car in 2013 with the declared intention of entering the Mille Miglia Retrospective.. He sent the car to IN Racing in Nottingham who proceeded to undertake a “no e..
  • 1956 LANCIA APPIA VAN

    1956 LANCIA APPIA VAN

    Lancia introduced the all-new Appia at the 1953 Turin Salon. The long-awaited replacement for the outgoing Ardea, the Appia served as Lancia’s entry-level model below the fabulous Aurelia. The entirely-new Appia shared only the old Ardea’s layout of a front-mounted V4 driving the rear wheels via a live axle, but the engine, gearbox, and platform..
  • 1947 HRG 1500 Aerodynamic | La vente des Damiers | May 1, 2022

    1947 HRG 1500 Aerodynamic | La vente des Damiers | May 1, 2022

    French historic registration titleChassis n°W.106  One of the 45 HRG Aerodynamic builtRichly documented historyIconic British sports carEasy and powerful Singer 1500 engineVery nice presentation and working condition HRG Engineering Company, also known as HRG, was ..
  • 1948 Rolux Baby VB59 | La vente des Damiers | May 1, 2022

    1948 Rolux Baby VB59 | La vente des Damiers | May 1, 2022

    French historic registration paperChassis n°25185  Post-war French microcarSteel bodywork on tubular frame Ydral two-stroke single cylinder 175 cm³ engine Low production, rare on the market Old restoration, in its original state  
  • 1951 Lancia Aurelia B20GT

    1951 Lancia Aurelia B20GT

    Lancia is known for building Italy’s most exquisitely crafted, cleverly engineered motorcars. Their meticulous attention to detail often led them down a path of financial struggle, but the principles set forth by founder Vincenzo Lancia drove his engineers to create some of the most influential automobiles of all time. Many of Lancia’s pre-war i..
  • Lancia Appia Series III in good condition

    Lancia Appia Series III in good condition

    This Lancia Appia series III is in good condition, in a really beautiful beautiful beige metallic color! Known for his bigger brother the Aurelia! The paintwork and bodywork are neat. The interior is in a good condition, the rear seat has a slightly different color. The characteristic V block of this Lancia runs wel..
  • 1947 ROLLS-ROYCE SILVER WRAITH SEDANCA DEVILLE

    1947 ROLLS-ROYCE SILVER WRAITH SEDANCA DEVILLE

    Amidst the settling dust that marked the end of World War II, Rolls-Royce found itself at a crossroads. The company hadn’t built an automobile since 1940, as they directed all resources to the aero-engine plant in Crewe in support of the war effort. Some within the company felt it was not worth returning to motorcar production and that aero engines..

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