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Rare Italian: 1960 Moto Guzzi Galletto

Scooters aren’t too popular here in the hallowed halls of Barn Finds, but hopefully this 1960 Moto Guzzi Galletto will be different. This isn’t some 49cc scooter. This unusual and rare machine will be auctioned off at the Tenth… more»

Fastest Four Seats in the World: 1968 Iso Rivolta S4

Iso earned a reputation for producing exotic, V8-powered sedans favored by the rich and famous, but they are relatively scarce today due to limited production and high purchase prices when new. This tired example of a Rivolta is claimed… more»

Euro-Spec GTS: 1979 DeTomaso Pantera

This 1979 DeTomaso Pantera has been parked in storage since 2000, with the seller noting it will need some level of recommissioning as a result. It is also purported to be a rare Euro-spec GTS model, which would have… more»

Final Assembly Required: ’57 OSCA-Maserati Barchetta

The OSCA name is synonymous with major motorsports events such as the Mille Miglia on the international stage and the Sebring 12 Hours here in the states. A small company devoted to building competition-grade vehicles, OSCA traces its lineage… more»

24,000 Mile One-Owner: 1984 Maserati Biturbo

Having only been driven an average of 706 miles a year since the one and only owner bought this 1984 Maserati Biturbo new in California, this is one incredible car. It can be found listed on eBay with a… more»

Belgian Barn Find: Michelotti-Bodied XK140 and More

A car collector and former coachbuilder recently passed away in Belgium, and he left an impressive collection of classic vehicles behind. Among them is this stunning Michelotti-bodied Jaguar XK140, of which only a handful are believed to have been… more»

Huntsville Collection: Alfa Romeo Cars & Parts

For $12,000, you could own a significant amount of Alfa Romeo spares and parts cars/shells, conveniently located Huntsville, Alambama. This collection shows a variety of Alfa cars stored outside and all affected by rust in some way, and the… more»

Ran 5 Years Ago: 1971 Isuzu 117 Coupe

I’m a huge fan of the mid-1960s Isuzu models, especially the Bellel diesel, the first to use diesel engines in a Japanese passenger car. This 1971 Isuzu 117 Coupe has a couple of significant firsts and it can be… more»

A Gentleman’s Nash: 1953 Nash Healey Le Mans Coupe

When you think of Nash, the image of bathtub shaped cars come to mind.  As one of the independent manufacturers who were always struggling with the “Big 3” for market share, Nash had to be on the lookout for… more»

Giugiaro Sedan: 1989 Lancia Thema

Here’s a car we didn’t get in the U.S. but I desperately wish we did: the Lancia Thema, which could be optioned with a Ferrari-built eight-cylinder mill in a model called the 8.32. However, just because this example doesn’t… more»

Disenchanted Owner: 1977 Alfa Romeo GTV

This pretty 1977 Alfa Romeo GTV looks like an excellent candidate for a restoration project you can drive while you improve. The seller claims it was stored carefully – and the right way – since 1992 and still runs… more»

Pre-Miura Project: 1964 Lamborghini 2R Tractor

As many of us know, Lamborghini and Porsche were among today’s modern exotic car manufacturers that had a stake in the farming apparatus industry many moons ago. Similar to Porsche’s use of vehicles like the Cayenne today, tractors helped… more»

15,000 Miles From New: 1980 Maserati Quattroporte

Normally, when we feature a Maserati Quattroporte, it’s solidly in basketcase mode and a car you wouldn’t touch with a ten-foot pole. This one bucks the trend, as it’s a low-mileage example that’s been preserved by its two oners… more»

The Most Valuable Hardtop In The World!

See the removable hardtop propped up against the wall over there? Well, it could be the most valuable hardtop in the world! It’s off a very rare Maserati 3500 GT Vignale Spyder and those cars have been known to sell… more»

Abarth Conversion? Fiat 600 Project

The Fiat 600 is the slightly-larger sibling to the well-loved Fiat 500. Aside from sitting in both cars back-to-back, it’s difficult to discern how these two tiny Fiats are all that different, but the 600 is seen less frequently… more»

Obscure and Extinct: 1980 Fiat Strada

Yes, this unusual Fiat was sold in the U.S. for several years as the Strada, a hatchback that was built on the aging Fiat 128 platform. Featuring styling that even today remains quite avant-garde (or polarizing, depending on how… more»

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