1962 Alfa Romeo 2600 Spider Touring Used by character Simon Templar, The Saint, played by Roger Moore.
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Monkey Man
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I used to love that show!
1952 Jaguar C-Type
1958 BMW 507 Interior
1953 Aston Martin DB2/4 Bertone Spider
1958 BMW 507 Interior
1953 Aston Martin DB2/4 Bertone Spider
PiggySmallz
Active member
2021 Mustang GT Premium Petformance Package
-Vortech Supercharger making about 10lbs of boost and over 800 crank hp
-Full BMR rear suspension down to the bushings
-Steeda Progressive Springs
-Billet Oil Pump Gears
-Injector Dyanmics 1050x injectors
-Brisk Spark Plugs
-Cervinis GT500 Hood
-Vossen HT5 wheels wrapped in Nitto NT555G2 in the front and a 305/35/20 NT555R2 in the back
-Borla S Type Active Exhaust
I can't even remember what else but there's more lol
-Vortech Supercharger making about 10lbs of boost and over 800 crank hp
-Full BMR rear suspension down to the bushings
-Steeda Progressive Springs
-Billet Oil Pump Gears
-Injector Dyanmics 1050x injectors
-Brisk Spark Plugs
-Cervinis GT500 Hood
-Vossen HT5 wheels wrapped in Nitto NT555G2 in the front and a 305/35/20 NT555R2 in the back
-Borla S Type Active Exhaust
I can't even remember what else but there's more lol
Fiat's tribute to the Dino Ferrari..........................
It's the Fiat 1967 Version Of Their Moretti Sportiva
It's the Fiat 1967 Version Of Their Moretti Sportiva
Monkey Man
Super Moderator
Classy year to be born mate.
Ask me how I know.
Ask me how I know.
When coachwork WAS an ART form....1951 Alfa Romeo 6C 2500 SS.
So many cars today look like a Tupperware party................for real.
Working plastic molds verses working metal...not even close.
Kids play with plastic.
So many cars today look like a Tupperware party................for real.
Working plastic molds verses working metal...not even close.
Kids play with plastic.
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It just doesn't get any better than this.....love or hate Ferrari today, nobody built them like Enzo did.
Ingrid Bergman's 1954 Ferrari 375 MM Berlinetta Coupé
Film director Roberto Rosselini had one of the best known romances with Swedish actress Ingrid Bergman (Casablanca fame) who eventually became his wife. He commissioned the 1954 Pininfarina Ferrari 375MM Coupé Speciale chassis #0456AM as a gift for Bergman, hence calling it the “Bergman Coupé”, even though she never received the car. It made its first public appearance at the Paris Salon Auto Show in 1954 before being delivered to Roberto Rossellini.
Whether it was a publicity stunt or an actual gesture of love (or both) the car is an amazing sight much like the beautiful actress. Regardless of how the conversations went prior to starting construction any reason was a good reason to build it and a clever story to boot. The one-off car has covered headlights that “pop up” which were very modern for 1954 and side coves that were copied by GM and applied to the 1956 Corvette, it also has a rear hatchback. The gold paint is appropriately called Grigio Ingrid.
Rosselini was on a roll and being an avid Ferrari owner he had a Ferrari 375MM Pininfarina spyder that had suffered an accident so he sent the car to coach builder Sergio Scaglietti to make a coupé for the street. This was chassis #0402AM. The 1954 Mercedes 300SL gullwing was a styling influence and can be seen in the cab shape and back end of Scaglietti’s design.
Both of these cars are special, they are some of the few to receive custom coachwork on the Ferrari 375MM chassis. Of course they have a V12 under the bonnet and while racing was Enzo Ferrari’s passion and road cars were a good way to support this, the beautiful styling cues that came out of this co-creation are amazing and the design influences are still present till this day.
Ingrid Bergman's 1954 Ferrari 375 MM Berlinetta Coupé
Film director Roberto Rosselini had one of the best known romances with Swedish actress Ingrid Bergman (Casablanca fame) who eventually became his wife. He commissioned the 1954 Pininfarina Ferrari 375MM Coupé Speciale chassis #0456AM as a gift for Bergman, hence calling it the “Bergman Coupé”, even though she never received the car. It made its first public appearance at the Paris Salon Auto Show in 1954 before being delivered to Roberto Rossellini.
Whether it was a publicity stunt or an actual gesture of love (or both) the car is an amazing sight much like the beautiful actress. Regardless of how the conversations went prior to starting construction any reason was a good reason to build it and a clever story to boot. The one-off car has covered headlights that “pop up” which were very modern for 1954 and side coves that were copied by GM and applied to the 1956 Corvette, it also has a rear hatchback. The gold paint is appropriately called Grigio Ingrid.
Rosselini was on a roll and being an avid Ferrari owner he had a Ferrari 375MM Pininfarina spyder that had suffered an accident so he sent the car to coach builder Sergio Scaglietti to make a coupé for the street. This was chassis #0402AM. The 1954 Mercedes 300SL gullwing was a styling influence and can be seen in the cab shape and back end of Scaglietti’s design.
Both of these cars are special, they are some of the few to receive custom coachwork on the Ferrari 375MM chassis. Of course they have a V12 under the bonnet and while racing was Enzo Ferrari’s passion and road cars were a good way to support this, the beautiful styling cues that came out of this co-creation are amazing and the design influences are still present till this day.
ŠKODA 1100 OHC (1957) The beautiful dream of Le Mans
The Škoda 1100 OHC (type 968) is a two-seat sports car, derived from the Škoda 1101 "Tudor" and considered the successor to the Škoda Sport. It came out in 1957 and had a plastic or aluminium body.The water-cooled four-cylinder four-stroke engine had double overhead camshafts, a displacement of 1089 cc and a power output of 67.6 kW (92 hp). As the car only weighed 550 kg (1,213 lb) the car could reach speeds of 190 kilometres per hour (118 mph).[1] The body was of semi-monocoque construction with an additional frame of thin-walled tubes. Only four cars were built, two spiders with a plastic body, and two coupes with an aluminium body.[1]
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1946 Alfa Romeo 412 spider Vignale.
A masterful piece of true art and style.
A masterful piece of true art and style.
The Spanish Ferrari (killer)
The Pegaso Z-102 is a Spanish sports car produced by Pegaso in Spain in both coupé and cabriolet form from 1951 until 1958. The Z-102 was the fastest production car in the world at the time of production, having reached a top speed of 151 mph (243 km/h).
The Pegaso Z-102 is a Spanish sports car produced by Pegaso in Spain in both coupé and cabriolet form from 1951 until 1958. The Z-102 was the fastest production car in the world at the time of production, having reached a top speed of 151 mph (243 km/h).
MrScratch
Member
such a beauty. judging by their other cars, the designer must have quit? lol
Totally agree..........can't believe this car came from Skoda..............nothing like their other offerings.
MrScratch
Member
what a gorgeous car. Look at those wheels too. love it
Scumback Speakers
Well-known member
It's more beautiful now with the new paint (well 15 months old now), but it's been in the shop ever since getting all the nit picky details dialed in, and replacing some failed parts (such as the 3.55 gears that gave up the ghost 3 weeks ago with new HP hardened steel 3.73 gears). The shop tells me I'll have it back next week...I've heard that before. Be nice to have it home after 18 months +/-....
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Dr. Tweedbucket
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WoW!!! so many juicy cars here in this thread! I'd love to test drive a few of them ! 
I think I'm going backwards now because all I can afford is a crappy Civic
BUT!
I made a video of most of the cars I plowed through over the years. I usually would take photos of stuff back in the day and luckily I remembered for the most part the original order. I might have gotten a few swapped but it doesn't really matter.
I think I'm going backwards now because all I can afford is a crappy Civic
BUT!
I made a video of most of the cars I plowed through over the years. I usually would take photos of stuff back in the day and luckily I remembered for the most part the original order. I might have gotten a few swapped but it doesn't really matter.