Cars for sale

This stunning example of a 1970 Mercedes-Benz 280 SE 3.5 coupe automatic is an original German delivered car. It is in great condition and runs very well. The car is in a very nice colour combination of silver, with a black leather interior. It comes with a service book and manuals. This is a collectors car, which will surely increase in value over the years. Chassis nr. 11102612002760.

Experience the Mille Miglia just the same way most of the Italian enthusiasts did in the 50-ies. This 1950 Fiat 500 C Topolino Transformabile has participated in the Mille Miglia in 1953 with the number 19. The complete file featuring the participation of the race is available, containing history and period black and white photographs. In 2017 and 2018 the car also participated in the Mille Miglia. It is 100% certain that the new owner of this car can participate in the next Mille Miglia of 2019. This Fiat 500 C Topolino is in an army green colour with a beige fabric interior and carpets in excellent condition. Chassis nr.: 218910.

This 1963 Maserati 3500 GT was delivered new to Italy. It has a big file with all the history of its previous restorations, invoices, information of previous owners, a Maserati Certificat of Origine and factory documentations. The car has been upgrated with 3 Weber carburettors. We have repainted the car in its original colour Verde Bosco, with a beige leather interior and carpets. It has been fully restored a few years ago and is still in immaculate condition. Chassis nr. AM1012716.

This 1972 Ferrari Dino 246 GT (chassis number 02498) was new delivered to Switzerland. It’s a complete matching number car and it’s in its original “fly yellow” Ferrari colour with a black vinyl interior. It was first registered in France in March 1973 with license 6399ZX75 and was owned by Mackenzie Hill. The second owner, in 1981, was Jean-Pierre Maillard, a French race car driver who drove it with license 1371SZ91. In 2003 the car was imported to Belgium by the late President of the Porsche Classic Club Belgium. He had the car repainted and had it freshened up mechanically. In the 15 years that the car was owned by his family, it has hardly been driven. The car was never registered in Belgium and still has the French paperwork. It is not in concours condition, but it is an honest car that still is in very good condition and runs very well. 

Some more specifications: 2-seater fixed head coupe, weight 1080kg, rear wheel drive, mid-engine (code 135CS) 2.4 L, 2419cc, double overhead camshaft, 192 bhp at 7600 rpm, 3 weber carbs , 5-speed gearbox.

This model has been manufactured in 1958. The car has been restored a long time ago but it is still in absolute great condition. The car has nice paintwork and no rust, a nice beige leather interior with some signs of use but no damages. All the mechanics are in perfect working order. It has a 3.4 litre 6 cylinder engine, triple SU carburettors and a 5-speed Getrag gearbox instead of a 4-speed gearbox with overdrive. Matching numbers.

Matching numbers car. It has been completely restored with photographic documentation available. Only 320 km has been driven with it since its most recent restorations. The car looks amazing inside, outside and underneath. Painted in very nice Gun Metallic with a black leather interior and a black hood. The toolbox is included, it has a stainless steel exhaust and chrome wire wheels.

This 1958 Porsche 356 A Speedster is in excellent condition and ready to drive. The car has his original engine, a 4 cilinder boxermotor, air cooled, with 2 weber carburators. The bodywork, chrome, chassis, mechanics and interior have been completely restored with great expertise. The clutch has been renewed and the car has been rebuilt to a 12 Volt electrical system. It has also been repainted completely in its original beautiful white colour. The interior is in a smashing red colour and has small detailed white borders. Matching numbers. Chassis number: 83740.

Completely restored only 989 miles since restoration. New delivered to the US. First registered 15/09/1952. Colour dark red with tan leather interior. Engine tuned with bigger valves and special exhaust manifolds. Photographs of the restoration available and history file.

Sold new by the Mirabeau garage to M. Bernard Malle / Paris. It came into the hands of the previous owner in February 2011, having been restored. The car just recently had a complete bodywork restoration and is presented in attractive dark green and the interior is completely renewed in the original factory color. The car is fitted with wire wheels with drum brakes, comes with its toolkit. The next owner will appreciate the nice presentation of a car that was delivered new in France. The car runs fantastic and is ready to enjoy by his next owner.

Experience the Mille Miglia just the same way most of the Italian enthusiasts did in the 50-ies. This Fiat Topolino was bought by Carlo Siciliani in December 1951, registered beginning of 1952 and immediately prepared for and entered at the Giro della Sicilia on 9-th of April 1952 and classified 1st in 750 cc Turismo class and the Mille Miglia on the 3-4-th of May 1952 with a very good time of: 18h.03min.25sec. which placed the Siciliani-Netti team 179-th in the General Classification.