1953 Lancia Aurelia B20GT Series 3 The Lancia Aurelia was first introduced at the 1950 Turin Motor Show. The following year, the stunning Ghia designed, Pininfarina built B20GT was launched. With the first production V6 engine and transaxle sitting inside the sleek coupe body, the model soon proved itself in competition. In ...

Chassis SL70/3 was the first T70 to be built and made its public debut at the end of January 1965, at the London Racing Car Show held at the Olympia Exhibition Halls. Painted dark blue with a white centre stripe, the car was the star of the show. After the show, the car was sold to John Mecom on the 11th March 1965 ...

THE EX-LONDON MOTOR SHOW 1975 FERRARI 365 GT4 BERLINETTA BOXER Registration no. BOX 365 Chassis no. 18685 *One of only 58 officially imported by Maranello Concessionaires *The 15th from last car built *41,900 miles from new *Rebuilt engine and transmission at 40,300 *Exceptionally comprehensive ...

2003 Ferrari 360 Spider This stunning 2003 Ferrari 360 Spider, one of only 478 manual UK RHD cars, is presented in the classic combination of rosso corsa and beige interior. Bought from Tom Hartley Cars by the current owner in 2016 to join a private collection of classic Italian sportscars, the car comes with a full ...

2011 BMW 1M – 3 owners, 27,800 miles full BMW history The BMW 1M was launched in 2011 and UK RHD cars were limited to 450 cars making everyone a potential collector’s car. As Evo Magazine wrote: ‘The BMW 1M was among the first proper M cars to use turbocharging; it may have vexed the purists, but its engine ...

1979 Ferrari 308GT4 Launched at the Paris Motor Show in 1973, the 308GT4 was the first Ferrari to use the new four cam V8 mid-engine layout that has become so familiar with modern Ferraris. It was also the only Ferrari designed by Marcello Gandini, legendary Bertone designer behind such iconic Lamborghinis as the Miura ...

https://www.simondrabblecars.co.uk/for-sale/1970-maserati-ghibli 1970 Maserati Ghibli - fully restored Maserati first unveiled the Ghibli as a 2 seater prototype at the November 1966 Turin Motor Show. It’s stunning body with low, shark shaped nose, was designed by a young Giorgetto Giugiaro, then working at Ghia. ...

1965 MGB FIA race car with period race history MGB has a deserved reputation as one of the best and easiest ways into Historic motorsport. They are easy and cost effective to run as well as consistently competitive in their class. Many famous drivers have raced an MGB on the way up the ladder such as Rob Huff or ...