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Rare Italian: 1934 Fiat 508S “Balilla” Coppa d’Oro

When enthusiasts think of small pre-war European Sports Cars, England is typically the first country that springs to mind. However, Italy also produced a few homegrown examples, including this 1934 Fiat 508S “Balilla” Coppa d’Oro. These cars are extremely… more»

Rare Turbo Sedan: 1987 Maserati 425i

We see often how the mighty have fallen when it comes to project-grade luxury and sports cars. What once cost more than a year’s salary to buy is now simply a pile of debris in the driveway. The lineup… more»

47k Original Miles: 1972 De Tomaso Pantera

Hiding in this garage is an Italian exotic promising an exhilarating driving experience. It is a 1972 De Tomaso Pantera, and with the seller recently blueprinting its original V8, it should produce plenty of power and torque. It has… more»

Stunning Kit Car: 2012 Hawk HF3000

Although Lancia barely registers in the new car landscape, the company once produced some giant-killing models for the World Rally Championship. They included the Fulvia, the 037, and the Delta Integrale. The Stratos carried all before it from 1974… more»

500 Horsepower! 1977 De Tomaso Pantera GTS

Some classics are genuinely a triumph of style over substance, failing to deliver the performance their appearance suggests. However, you can’t level that criticism at this 1977 De Tomaso Pantera GTS. Its engine bay houses a 351ci V8, so… more»

Stored Since New: 1970s Moto BM/Yankee Boss

An Italian/American motorcycle, this little 48-cc two-wheeler wasn’t a catalog bike, but it’s super rare and appears to be in excellent condition. And it sounds like it’s never been used? This unusual early-1970s Moto BM/Yankee Boss Mini Bike can… more»

French Import: 1975 Ferrari Dino 308 GT4

If you haven’t noticed, prices for manual Ferraris are pretty much headed to the moon, and never coming back. If you wanted to get into a car with a gated shifter and a prancing horse for under $100,000, your… more»

Made in America: 1913 Fiat Type 55 Speedster

Strap in, Barn Finders, we’re about to encounter – wrapped in the history of the little Fiat above – an American Fiat plant as well as a Detroit-born stockbroker-turned-coachbuilder who has been turning out concours-quality creations for decades. Let’s… more»

Catalog Bike: 1967 Wards Riverside Benelli 250

A lot of us of a certain age (30s or older) grew up with department store catalogs being mailed to our parents’ houses in the pre-internet era, and we would sometimes lose sleep over items like rebadged exotic foreign… more»

No Reserve: 1972 De Tomaso Pantera

Lee Iacocca spent his automotive career searching for what he termed “the unfair advantage.” He aimed to steal a march on the opposition by introducing vehicles they had no answer for. His desire for Ford to market an exotic… more»

Jeff’s Former Project: 1988 Alfa Romeo Milano Verde

It’s always a little surreal when you see a car you used to own appear for sale. I bought this 1988 Alfa Romeo Milano Verde as a project back around 2023, and I admittedly got in a little over… more»

Millions Made, Now Rare: 1977 Fiat 128

From the same guy who perfected front-wheel drive in compact cars, and that other guy who built several of Ferrari’s F1 V12 engines, came the Fiat 128. Dante Giacosa and Aurelio Lampredi conspired to upstage BMC’s Mini with a… more»

1994 Ferrari 348 Spider With 598 Original Miles!

Enzo Ferrari was a complex individual who believed that his company’s road car division existed primarily to fund his beloved racing team. He was hands-on in his approach, and even as his health declined in his final months, he… more»

Needs Finishing: 1974 De Tomaso Pantera

The De Tomaso Pantera was an unsuccessful attempt by Ford to introduce an exotic sports car to its model range. Quality control issues hampered sales, although the Pantera soldiered on for over a decade after the last vehicles rolled… more»

Upgraded Motor: 1976 Alfa Romeo Alfetta GT

This 1976 Alfa Romeo Alfetta GT has an interesting history. It sat in a dealer’s inventory until 1978 before finding its first owner. It has been enjoyed by enthusiasts throughout its life, but the seller has made some mild… more»

Former Concours Car: 1971 Lamborghini Espada Series II

You’re gonna think I’m off my rocker, but Lamborghini’s Espada is as competent a grocery-getter as it is a grand tourer. The rear seats are more spacious than any 2+2, though still not on a par with most American… more»