Icons of their time. The De Tomaso Pantera L, the Ford GT40 and the Ferrari 342
The above-mentioned classic cars are no longer manufactured, but their value is incalculable. These really are luxurious collector’s items. Having a gem of a car like this in your garage, an ingeniously designed icon of its motoring era would certainly come in handy, don’t you think?
Gorgeous cars. Luxury vehicles which it pays to own.
The De Tomaso Pantera L
A rare and unique thing. This is regarded as one of the most remarkable classic cars of all. What is its story? This unique care was created during the 1970s. Development of the car was financed by Ford via the Mercury brand. It found both an admirer and a buyer. This was Moore from Glenville, Illinois. He demanded several modifications to his car, including the colour. He livened up the car with wonderful bright orange paintwork and also a five-speed gearbox, air-conditioning, electric windows, tinted glass and a full range of equipment. The car looks like luxury racing car. Would you like to know how much it costs? 125 000 dollars.
The 1965 Ford GT40 Roadster – ground-breaking design
This luxury car simply has no competition. It must be emphasised that it is one of the key models in motoring history with provenance, which includes beauty of exterior, power and the legendary reputation of success. The classic 1965 Ford GT40 Roadster boasts 380 bhp, 289 kW, a V8 engine with four Weber 48IDA carburettors and a four-speed manual gearbox with independent suspension of all four wheels. It was recently sold by RM Sotheby's for 6.9 million dollars.
The 1952 Ferrari 342 America Cabriolet – can you imagine a better car?
The classic Ferrari 342 America Cabriolet is characterised by its wide 2,650 mm wheelbase. Only six of these cars where ever made and one its designers was the great Enzo Ferrari himself. With Vignale coachwork, this Ferrari 342 America is equipped with unique rear brake lights recessed into the wings. This classic car was subsequently exported to the United States in the late fifties and start of the sixties and was purchased by T. Dan Smith from Los Angeles. It then had several owners until it was purchased in 2007 in California by the current owners and renovated in its current colours: metallic green and white, complemented by a white and green leather interior. Absolutely beautiful. The price is estimated at a luxurious 2.3 million dollars.
