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Fahrzeugstandort: Bovenden E-Fenster links, E-Fenster rechts, Klimaanlage, Sonnenblende, Radio The rarest series production Aston Martin convertible model ever made A very desirable car indeed; even King Charles is known to have this very type of Aston Martin One of only 37 examples of the coveted Short-Chassis ?interim?

Dieses Auto verließ unter anderem die Browns Lane in Cranberry Red Mica mit klassischer Doeskin-Lederausstattung und wurde 2017 vom Vorbesitzer aus Japan in die Schweiz exportiert. The Daimler Double Six achieved the rare feat of becoming a collectors? car before production ended. Launched in 1983, the Series III V12 was designated by Jaguar as ?the most exclusive and expensive car? in its range, evoking the rare 1930s Daimlers. The top speed of 230 km/h made it the fastest four-seater in the world.

Dieser Bentley wurde 1950 mit dieser sehr attraktiven zweitürigen Coupe Karosserie aus dem Hause Park Ward ausgeliefert, wie viele andere Bentley und Rolls-Royce verbrachte er einige Zeit in den Vereinigten Staaten, bis er 2004 wieder zurück nach Europa kam und in den letzten Jahrem von seinem Besitzer weitestgehend zu Concours-Standard restauriert wurde. Records indicate that Park Ward produced a total of 167 bodies during the years of Mark VI production including dropheads as well as coupés and saloons. ZUBEHÖRANGABEN OHNE GEWÄHR, Änderungen, Zwischenverkauf und Irrtümer vorbehalten! .

The sensuously sculpted SS 100 has become a legend. Its groundbreaking performance but also its production numbers have never left the list of endangered car types. Only 198 were as 2.5L built and 116 as 3.5L. This 2.5 litre, was born in 1937 as a saloon and in the early sixties it was rebuilt alongside a 'real roadster'.

RS2600', this would be based on the 2600GT, Ford of Germany's top-of-the-range model at the time, although Cologne's first efforts involved modified 2300GTs. Equipped with Weslake-developed, fuel-injected engines and up-rated suspension, the first production RS2600s rolled off the Cologne production lines in September 1970, all left-hand drive and destined for sale in Europe. In Group 2 racing trim the RS2600's Weslake-developed V6 engine was bored out to 3.0 litres and equipped with Kugelfischer fuel injection and dry sump lubrication, in which form it developed in excess of 320bhp.

The truck was designed to be used by the French military on the 2.5-tonne carrying capacity group, but it was rejected. The Wehrmacht in turn ordered the production of the model, reclassifying it as a 2-tonne payload model and naming it Lastkraftwagen 2. This Renault truck is ex.-Afrika Korps and finished in regiment colors ? with a modest 12,936 km recorded on the odometer, this very quirky piece of French and German motoring and military history remains in very good condition throughout.

Apart from a power increase to 106bhp in 1957 the 220 S changed little in the course of its comparatively short life, production ceasing in October 1959. Fewer than 3,500 Coupés and Cabriolets were built in that time and today these elegant and exclusive limited-edition models are highly prized. Originally delivered in Hamburg, Germany to Albert Kremer, this restored 220 S is one of only 150 coupés fitted with a sunroof out of a total production of 1,251.

The interior was also luxurious with leather upholstery and wooden details. The stylish design and limited production make it a coveted car in the classic car market. Approximately 4,000 were produced, making it a relatively rare car. The cars on offer are part of a static collection that has been accumulated over the last 40 years.

based Adler started out in the 19th Century as a bicycle manufacturer, turning later to the production of motorcycles, cars and the typewriters with which its name is most commonly associated today. A highly respected firm in its native Germany, Adler was already manufacturing automobile components when it introduced its first car a Renault-influenced, De Dion-powered voiturette in 1900.

Fahrzeugstandort: Bovenden Schalter 4 Radstand: 2400 mm Aufbau: Markings: German 257th Infantry Division, Infantry Battalion Engine: Hotchkiss 486 ohv, 2300ccm 4-Zylinfder Benziner, Geschwindigkeit ca. 50km/h, The Hotchkiss W15T Prime Mover was a Laffly design that entered production in 1936. Hotchkiss and Laffly were pioneers of French high-mobility light and medium six-wheel drive cross-country vehicles. They were based, in part, on the Austrian ADG design of Austro-Daimler.

The Bristol 401 is a sought-after car among collectors because of its unique design and rarity. Only 611 were produced during the car's production years, making it a unique and valuable classic. The cars on offer are part of a static collection that has been accumulated over the last 40 years. They are mainly in an unrestored, original but dusty condition.

Over the succeeding decade the Glas range expanded to encompass a variety of larger models, including a 2.6-litre V8 coupé, but the Goggomobil would prove to be by far its most successful and long-lived product. In excess of 280,000 of all types had been sold up to 30th June 1969 when production ceased, 214,313 being saloons, making the Goggomobil one of the most commercially successful microcars produced in that era. This car is one of the set of three Goggomobil microcars produced, the Coupé and Dart.

An expensive and exclusive GT for wealthy enthusiasts, the 160 horsepower 200 km/h coupé sold in tiny numbers. During a three-year production run from 1962 to 1965, just 603 of these special Bertone-bodied four-seaters were produced; a mere 132 left the factory in 1963. Chassis 76114 was ordered by its first German owner on 4 October 1962.

5500014 Documents US Title Farbe: blau (DB320) Leder: grau (955) One of only 98 300 SC Coupes built An exclusive hand-built automobile from an era of increasing mass-production The fastest early post-war Mercedes-Benz, boasting factory mechanical fuel-injection High-quality restoration by Charles Brahms Accompanied by a copy of its Mercedes-Benz data card Matching-Numbers and Colors (Chassis, Engine, and Body Numbers Blue (DB 320) over Gray (955) leather ) Showing 58.560 M.P.H The highly exclusive Mercedes-Benz 300 ?

For most of its career, the W187 was available as a saloon, two plus two Cabriolet A and four-seater Cabriolet B, while a tiny number of coupés were also built from 1954 to 1955. Of these four variants, the Cabriolet A enjoyed the longest production run but was a very exclusive machine: only 1,278 were built (compared to 16,154 saloons). Equipped with coachwork by Sindelfingen, this example was completed on 18 March 1952. The build sheet indicates that the car was finished in Blue with a contrasting Grey interior, an attractive combination that it retains today.

This beautiful Cabriolet D is the rarest of the 300 variants and one of just 262 Cabriolet models built in 1952 out of a total production of 591. Of these, only a relative handful featured this superbly proportioned four-door cabriolet body. This matching numbers Adenauer was restored to concours condition by its previous owner. The restoration started in September 2013 and was completed in March 2014.

Fahrzeugstandort: Bovenden from The Iseli Collection A wonderful continental tourer with seating for 14 passengers Accompanied by a matching trailer An attractive bus with a two-tone green paint scheme Restored between 2015 and 2020 Chassis No. 309.000.11.005304 Engine No. 314.948.10.259298 Body No. 1346 The range of buses, trucks, flatbeds, and vans known as the ?T2? or "Düsseldorf Transporter" served working people across the globe over three decades of production. These vehicles were the second generation of the post-war Mercedes-Benz commercial vehicle and retained a similar layout to its predecessor. This cab-over-engine design offered tight packaging and housed a variety of diesel and petrol-powered engines.

Described by automotive author and historian Griffith Borgeson as a bridge to post-World War II production, the 6C 2500 model retained the 6C 2300's independently sprung suspension while upgrading the engine. Bruno Treviso redesigned the classic straight-six engine, increasing the cylinder bore by 2 millimetres, improving the cylinder head for improved aspiration and increased compression.

Although bereft of extraneous aerodynamic devices, the 456 remained stable up to its maximum of around 190mph, a figure that made it the world's fastest production four-seater passenger car. Acclaimed on its debut, the 456's styling has not dated and is a tribute to Pininfarina's foresight in creating one of most successful designs of modern times. An air-conditioned interior, sumptuous Connolly leather trim, perfectly weighted power steering and Porsche-rivalling build quality all combined to make the 456GT a worthy competitor for Bentley, Aston Martin and Mercedes-Benz.

Ongoing development yielded the more powerful, Bosch fuel-injected 300 Sc, which also ushered in a revised suspension and debuted at Frankfurt in September 1955. Massively expensive when new, the limited-production 300 Sc was the preferred automotive choice of many of the era?s wealthiest and most influential buyers; consequently, just 200 were produced via special order through 1958, comprising 98 sedans, 53 Roadsters, and just 49 examples of the Cabriolet A.