Classic cars are our passion. Driving our classic cars is an even bigger passion.
But the internet is our addiction ... Just as we can drive for hours, we can surf the internet for hours on end. Always trying to find that special car for sale in some obscure little corner.
Update 12/10: We have received more pictures of this car from the owner. Email us if you’re interested.
In some parts of the world, these little cars are close to reaching cult status, not in the least because of a talk show celebrity called Jay Leno producing this little video. Last month, a silver coupe came up for sale in the UK and didn’t sell. We still don’t really understand why not. These cars have “cool” written all over them.
It must be some dreamhouse you’re building when, after a four month wait, your car finally arrives in a container from the US of A and you kinda lost interest. Especially when the car is such an outrageously good looking Porsche Speedster. This car has just made it across the pond and is now up for sale.
Here is a Volvo Amazon we really like. It has a very nice colour with matching bumpers and is fitted with chrome five-spoke wheels that suit the car very well. We’re not sure about the exact year of manufacturing as no exterior badges allow us to identify the car. Maybe someone can give us a hand here?
In the fifties and sixties it was pretty common to get a good chassis and then to put a specially designed body on it, and not just in Britain or Italy. Two Belgians got together in Liège in the fifties and started designing cars on a Beetle chassis. They formed the company APAL and went down the glassfibre route.
