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Finished in classic white with a Burgundy leather interior and matching Burgundy soft top, this elegant 1964 Alfa Romeo 2600 Spider is a rare right-hand-drive example of one of Alfa Romeo’s most sophisticated grand tourers of the 1960s. The car is also accompanied by its removable hardtop, making it an especially complete example.
Powered by Alfa Romeo’s celebrated 2.6-litre twin-cam straight-six engine, the 2600 Spider combines refined performance with the beautifully proportioned open-top coachwork designed by Carrozzeria Touring.
More recently, the car has undergone extensive preparation by O|A Classic Motors, including mechanical attention, carburettor work, cosmetic improvements, detailing and the refurbishment of numerous exterior components, with particular care taken to preserve its character.
With its elegant Touring-designed bodywork, striking white and Burgundy colour combination, rare right-hand-drive configuration, soft top and hardtop, and charismatic six-cylinder engine, this is a wonderfully distinctive Italian classic, carefully prepared and ready to be enjoyed.
Finished in DB 888 Beryl Green Metallic with a contrasting black interior, this exceptional 190 SL is one of just 562 right-hand-drive examples produced.
Originally delivered new to Trinidad in the West Indies, the car remained there for four years before coming to the United Kingdom, where it was first registered on 10 August 1965. It benefits from an extensive documented history, including MOT certificates dating back to 1973 and a substantial collection of invoices.
More recently, the car has undergone extensive preparation and cosmetic refurbishment by O|A Classic Motors, including a high-quality repaint in its striking Beryl Green Metallic, together with a range of mechanical and cosmetic improvements.
With its fascinating provenance, rare right-hand-drive configuration and elegant colour combination, this is a particularly distinctive and highly desirable example of the iconic Mercedes-Benz 190 SL.
Finished in DB 904 Midnight Blue, this striking 1969 Mercedes-Benz 280 SL is a particularly elegant right-hand-drive example of the celebrated W113 Pagoda.
Powered by the 2.8-litre fuel-injected straight-six engine, the 280 SL combines refined performance with the timeless proportions and engineering for which the Pagoda has become renowned, representing the final and most developed evolution of the W113 generation.
Making this particular car especially unique, its glovebox has been personally signed by Paul Bracq, the legendary designer responsible for the iconic W113 Pagoda, adding a remarkable and highly personal connection to the history of the model.
The car has been carefully prepared by O|A Classic Motors, with considerable attention given to its mechanical condition, presentation and detailing, while retaining the character and elegance expected from a classic Mercedes-Benz.
With its sophisticated Midnight Blue finish, desirable right-hand-drive configuration and Paul Bracq-signed glovebox, this is a truly distinctive example of one of Mercedes-Benz’s most recognisable classic roadsters, carefully prepared and ready to be enjoyed.