Our 1965 Triumph TR4A IRS is equipped with the highly sought-after Surrey hardtop.

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A photo album documenting the work accompanies

Arguing that today the 996 Turbo remains the most interesting 911 on the market, both in terms of performance and value, seems fully justified.

Its "Mezger" flat-six 3.6 L twin-turbo dry sump engine derived from the victorious 911 GT1 at Le Mans, designed without the Carrera's IMS bearing, delivers 420 hp and 560 Nm of torque. Exemplary reliability and power are at the rendezvous.

The history of our model is extensively documented, only its front hood has been repainted.

Features:

L92U – Arctic Silver Metallic

The Rover 216i convertible shares its technical base with the Honda Concerto, reliable Japanese mechanics while retaining a typically British presentation and interior atmosphere. Its lightness (1050 kg) makes it agile, and its Honda chassis offers a healthy and predictable road holding.

Here is an authentic 4-seater convertible that is pleasant to drive, with English finishing but will never leave you stranded by the roadside!

Arctic Silver Metallic (L92U) – Extended black leather

The last air-cooled 911, the 993 Turbo combines a 3.6-liter twin-turbo engine producing 408 hp with all-wheel drive. It combines character, efficiency, and reliability. Its muscular lines, fixed wing, and specific wheels make this 911 highly desirable!

Configuration & options:

C00 – Delivery in Germany

139/340 – Heated driver and passenger seats

373/374 – Left and right electrically adjustable sport seats

567 – Tinted windshield with graduated strip

Our 356 B T6 cabriolet was assembled by Reutter, the historic coachbuilder of Porsche whose workshops, located next to the brand's in Zuffenhausen, produced the majority of 356 coupe and cabriolet bodies between 1950 and 1963.

Its chassis number 155742 indicates it is one of the early 356 B T6 cabriolets. In fact, it falls at the beginning of the production range attributed to Reutter cabriolets, ranging from 155601 to 158700, totaling 3099 units. It was produced in late 1961 and first registered on March 15, 1962 in the United States.

Targa 4S, perfectly serviced at the official Porsche Center Kronos dealer, just came out of maintenance, with recent Michelin tires.

Its color, ceramic brakes, sports exhaust, ventilated seats, PDLS+ headlights, camera, and other equipment make it a highly desirable Targa.

Exterior color: M5J Sapphire Blue metallic

Equipment:

022 – ZB – black counter dials

176 – AGA – sports exhaust

250 – GE – PDK gearbox

342 – SIH – heated seats

352 – FW – PDCC chassis control

Lancia Flavia Coupé 1800 Injection, with Bosch D-Jetronic electronic injection.

Overall condition: This coupé is in good condition, complete, with no major structural corrosion. The interior is original, with well-preserved upholstery and dashboard.
Mechanical: The 1.8 liter 4-cylinder boxer engine with injection needs to be restarted. In 2019: Brake system overhaul, injection pump overhaul, detailed invoice for 6,320 euros! The manual gearbox shifts smoothly.