1965 Alfa Romeo GTA

This rare, factory-built, Italian sports car with a resume of motorsports is up for sale! The name Alfa Romeo GT is synonymous with elegance and sporting performance, never more so than in the GTA, a race version of the GT. The 1965 Alfa Romeo 1600 GTA Autodelta was a modified version of the Giulia GT introduced to compete in the European Touring Car Championship. The GTA was modified by Autodelta, who replaced the Giulia´s steel body with a lighter aluminum body to reduce considerably the cars weight. Now weighing just 1,630lbs, this beauty is powered by a 1.6L twin-spark engine that puts down up to 217hp in race-trim. The car has a long resume with hundreds of races under its fan-belt, and features a slew of upgrades, including magnesium wheels, a spartan race cockpit, and aluminum body panels.

LAND ROVER DEFENDER 110 BY BROOKLYN COACHWORKS

There are a few first class Land Rover customisation workshops around in the US, but Brooklyn Coachworks are chief amongst them. They specialize in customizing and building quality Land Rovers, and have been in the business for over 20 years. The latest masterpiece they have made available for purchase is this gorgeous Land Rover Defender 110 painted in Keswick Green, and restored using only genuine Land Rover equipment. The original 200Tdi engine was rebuilt, and f...
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1957 BMW 507 Roadster

This rare 1957 BMW 507 is one of approximately 250 examples produced, and is now for grabs. The gorgeous second-series model is finished in black and equipped with a color-matched removable hardtop, knock-off Rudge wheels, and front disc brakes. Inside the stunning interior features butterscotch leather over the seats, door panels, dash, and shifter boot, and the floor has beige carpeting with leather binding lines. The wood-rimmed Nardi steeling wheel was rebuilt, ...
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OLD EMPIRE MOTORCYCLES THE SNIPE

Our Friday custom motorbike crush comes from Old Empire Motorcycles, a workshop known for their heritage aesthetics. The striking build named "Snipe” started as a 2014 Yamaha SR400, it was striped down to its essentials and fitted with carefully engineered handmade components. From 3D machined yokes and switch gear to the hand beaten aluminium front and rear cowling, this beauty has been removed of all the modern frivolities and resculpted into a streamlined racer...
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