More wallpapers! We love it! We now provide you with a nice set of photos of the one-off Delahaye 135 MS Convertible with coachwork by Figoni & Falaschi. The stylish studio shots were made by well known automotive photographer Michael Furman. |
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This Ferrari 225 Sport with Berlinetta coachwork by Vignale will go up for auction May 1st, 2010 at RM's 'Sporting Classics of Monaco'. In case this car is beyond your reach, we've uploaded ten wallpapers in our Gallery to provide a little bit of comfort. |
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We've uploaded some nice pictures of the ex-Louis Rosier Talbot-Lago T150C SS Competition Roadster into our Gallery. The first four images are sized 1600x1200 to grace your desktop. |
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A while ago we reported about the wonderful Dodge Viper-based Devon GTX, which was introduced during the '09 Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance. After the Viper brand went on the market, Scott Devon had made three different offers to buy Viper, which were sadly rejected by Chrysler CEO Bob Nardelli. Devon's production plans for the GTX may be in jeopardy, now that the Chrysler-Fiat Group have decided to kill the Viper. |
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 We're very sorry to inform you our comments feature is no longer available. Due to a bug in the system, which we've not been able to figure out yet, and because of countless spam bombardments, we decided to inactivate the comments plugin. We hope this is temporarily.
For any discussion and more information about all the lovely coachbuilt cars we kindly refer you to our FORUM. |
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We came across some scans from Quattroruote Magazine on the net, picturing a car that's supposed to be a Bugatti. It appeared to be a top secret design proposal by Walter de'Silva, now almost ten years old. Our first thoughts: Oh my God... Walter, what were you thinking?! |
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While studying the domain of classic coachbuilding one inevitably encounters many creations that have been lost forever. Wars, political and economic turmoil, accidents or simply rust have caused hundreds of unique cars and bodies to disappear into oblivion. Sometimes cars thought to have been lost for decades, miraculously appear back in the public - examples include the Pourtout Talbot-Lago T150C SS #90120, the Volvo Elisabeth II or the B124MR Bentley 4 ¼ Van Vooren DHC. But what about a car, the whereabouts of which has been known all the time, but which nevertheless has been considered lost for more than half a century now? Here is the story of the sensational Chrysler Norseman and of its unfortunate demise. |
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Do you still remember your first great love? I'm sure you do. One never forgets his or her highschool sweetheart; the first secret meetings, school parties, the first kiss... Those were the days, but if you meet that one special person again after many years, it is yet to be seen if this person is still as nice and beautiful as how he or she lived in your memory. Both your lives have changed considerably since then. New partners come along, then marriage (or not) and maybe a bunch of children as well. Sometimes it is best to leave your romantic childhood memories as they were, because not every rendez vous will feel good.
For me, this story doesn't count when it comes to cars. |
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Pininfarina's SP2: the Ferrari P540 Superfast Aperta
Ferrari is fed up with the speculation and gossip about their Portfolio cars. For that reason they have now decided to make their next special project car – the ‘SP2’ – public.
Special Project 2 is named 'Ferrari P540 Superfast Aperta'. |
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Remember the Aston Martin ‘EG’ shooting brake we featured a while ago? Recently its proud designer gave us all the official pictures and design sketches of the car. |
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