Vetta Ventura

by Daniel Rapley | Apr 3, 2019 | All, Intermeccanica, Italian, Where Is It?

Do you know where this car is today?   It’s a Vetta Ventura Chassis no.001045. Only 19 Vetta Ventura’s were ever made. These cars came with a Buick V8, and shared a chassis and bodywork with the Intermeccanica Apollo. We sold this car back in 2011....

1956 Maserati A6G 2000 Chassis No. 2165

by Daniel Rapley | Apr 3, 2019 | All, Barn Find, Italian, Maserati, Where Is It?

Missing in Action. We handled this1956 Maserati A6G/2000 a few years back, and although there is a good amount of information online about the car, we haven’t been able to find any recent photos indicating whether it has since been restored. Of course it could...

Italian Coachbuilder – detail photos.

by Daniel Rapley | Apr 3, 2019 | All, Italian

  There is a triangle of three tubes. Its strange but all three have extra welds on them. The steering box mounts off one. The lower A Arm on the drivers side bolts to another and the chassis number is on the third (the top one). Something looks to have gone on...

Nose job needed: 2002 Ferrari 575 Maranello

by Daniel Rapley | Mar 30, 2019 | All, Ferrari, Italian, Wrecked

The Ferrari 575 Maranello is a classic front engined, rear wheel drive layout with a 5.7 liter V12 up front. This particular car is equipped with an automatic “F1” gearbox, only 246 came configured with a manual transmission. These are wonderful two seater...

2 Lamborghini Espadas for the price of 1!

by Daniel Rapley | Mar 30, 2019 | All, Craigslist, Italian, Lamborghini, Project

The Lamborghini Espada is an unconventional Lamborghini design by Marcello Gandini, produced from 1968-1978. It’s a shooting brake of sorts, but has a see through rear hatch making it quite unique to look at. With only 1217 produced for the entire production run, it’s...

Where is it: Nardi Alfa Motto Coupe

by Daniel Rapley | Mar 30, 2019 | All, Italian, Nardi, Where Is It?

Built by Nardi Danese. Bodied by Motto. Powered by Alfa Romeo. This car has disappeared into the vastness of America. Nardi, the same people who build the steering wheels, also built speed equipment and cars back in the 1950’s. The cars were rather unique in chassis...