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THIS VEHICLE IS IN OUR STORAGE, VIEWING BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. Trade-in car. This is a 1963 AC Aceca. It has chassis number: AEX796. Decrypting the chassis number shows us that AE stands for the AC engine used (Bristol and...

Every once in a while, a car comes along that makes even the most seasoned enthusiast pause, smile, and whisper: “Wow.” The 1961 Lotus Elite Super 100 is precisely that sort of car. And the one we're talking about today?...

In a world where exotic Italian cars are often bred for competition, Lamborghini is the exception to the rule. Ferruccio Lamborghini initially built tractors. By the mid-sixties, Ferruccio had a thriving business in...

The beautiful Jaguar E-type 'XK-E' 3.8 series 1 dates from 1963 and is therefore an early example with the style features that are appreciated by so many. This Jaguar has been completely restored to a very high level, down...

When the Jaguar E-Type was unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show in March 1961, Jaguar reportedly had to drive an additional example from Coventry to Switzerland because journalists and customers were literally lining up to see...

Some Porsche models leave the factory in Stuttgart as sports cars. Others are later given a second life, developed by specialists who apply their own interpretation to performance and individuality. This 1999 Porsche 911...

British Racing Green with Charcoal Gray leather upholstery. Honestly, we almost do not need to explain anything else. It is exactly the color combination you want to see on a 1950s Jaguar XK140 SE Drophead Coupe. Classic,...

This is a beautiful 1964 Chevrolet Corvette C2 Stingray Coupe. The car is equipped with a 327 Cubic Inch V8, which in this case is coupled to a four-speed manual transmission. The car has been fully restored in the past and...

Some cars are more than machines, they are statements. Built in an era before computers dictated every line and curve, when design was still the guiding principle. The 1961 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Sprint Speciale is exactly...

Some cars don't need explanation They cannot be reduced to numbers or specifications. They speak directly to the senses. This 1967 Jaguar E-Type 4.2 Litre Series 1 Coupe is one such design—one that hasn't merely stood the...

When Maserati unveiled the open version of the GranTurismo at the 2009 IAA in Frankfurt, something remarkable happened. For the first time, Maserati introduced a true four seat convertible. Designed to carry four adults,...

Lancia has a long and distinguished history in rally and endurance competition. This reputation was already established in the early nineteen fifties with the world renowned Lancia Aurelia B20, which achieved a remarkable...

To begin with, the 750 S belongs to what many collectors consider the holy grail of the classic motorcycle world. Only 583 examples of this model were ever built, making every surviving MV Agusta something truly special. But...

THIS VEHICLE IS IN OUR STORAGE, VIEWING BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. The Aston Martins that came after the DB6 clearly took a new direction in terms of design. William Towns designed beautiful cars that clearly had American...

The Austin-Healey adventure begins in 1952 with the 100, fully designated as 100-4 BN-1. Admittedly, a little sexy name but the car makes up for everything. The design comes from Gerry Coker and is still appreciated as one...

The Corvette C2 is steadily gaining popularity. Quite rightly so in our opinion as this granddaddy of Muscle Cars has everything a classic car should possess; beautiful lines, a powerful engine, well-known and same named...

The Corvette C2 is named after the sleek and elegant sea creature the Sting Ray. It was developed in a wind tunnel, immediately supplied with a V8 and with a fibreglass body relatively light. The C2 Sting Ray is seen by many...

Sometimes a car exists because two giants needed each other. In this case, it was an agreement between Enzo Ferrari and Fiat. Ferrari required a six-cylinder engine homologated for Formula 2, which meant producing 500...

The nickname “Pagoda” is one that tends to stick. Designed in the 1960s, yet still something people pause for when they see it. A nice detail: that distinctive shape was not just for looks, but also for structural...

This Jaguar XK120 Open Top Speedster was originally supplied by the Californian, Los Angles based Hornburg Jaguar dealership in 1954. The car still sports the same colour it left the factory with as well as having retained...

The Jaguar XK150, introduced in 1957, marks the final evolution of Jaguar's legendary XK series. As a refined successor to the XK120 and XK140, the XK150 retains the familiar chassis, 3.4-liter engine, and four-speed gearbox...

Are you looking for an Alfa Romeo RZ that isn't just rare, but truly worthy of admiration? Then RZ number 077 is an example that more than deserves your attention. With only 278 units ever produced, this particular car...

Are you searching for an Alfa Romeo RZ that is not only exceptionally rare, but also delivers that unmistakable thrill reserved for the very best-preserved examples? Then RZ number 162 is exactly that kind of car. With only...

Alfa Romeo RZ Zagato: A Rare Bolt of Lightning in Giallo Ginestra There are cars you see, and cars you feel. One glance at this RZ is enough to understand why this model has held cult status since its debut in the early...

A Rolls-Royce with Just 23,000 Miles The Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud III hardly needs an introduction. For many, this model stands as the very symbol of understated grandeur. Yet where today can one still find an example that...

Unique Pre-Production Porsche Featuring 944 Technology, Originally Owned by Porsche AG Weissach Some Porsche models carry a story that even the most seasoned enthusiasts will find fascinating. This particular Porsche 924S is...

When a car still retains its original Fahrzeugbrief, service books, and a documented history stretching back decades after more than fifty years, you know you are looking at something truly special. The Mercedes-Benz 280 SL...

What you see here is a four-ton workhorse. Six meters long. Powered by a 14.5-liter inline-six engine. This is something truly special. This American LaFrance Type 75 was delivered new in 1919 as a fire engine to the Huron...

This is the Aston Martin Vanquish as it was meant to be seen: finished in deep Bowland Black, with a sharp anthracite interior and refined detailing throughout. With fewer than 36,000 kilometers, complete original books and...

With some classic cars, it is not about extreme performance or impressive numbers. Sometimes the true magic lies in elegance, refinement, and the feeling a car gives you the moment you settle behind the wheel. This...

With an American icon, everything revolves around character and style. We saw it back in 1964 with the very first “pony car” that completely changed the automotive world, and we see it in amplified form with this...

In the early 1960s, Alfa Romeo introduced this Spider. A significant moment, as it marked the beginning of a model that would be produced in relatively limited numbers. Just over two thousand examples were built. That makes...

Mercedes-Benz G-Class. Today, you see them pulling up in front of hotels and fine restaurants. Large wheels, powerful engines, fully equipped in every sense. But it was not always like that. When the G-Class was introduced...

Are you looking for a 1954 Jaguar XK120 Roadster in restored and very neat, beautiful condition? This car boasts a sporty appearance due to its color, while remaining chic with whitewall tires and beige leather upholstery....

When Ferrari develops a four seater, the challenge is always the same: create real space without sacrificing speed or character. Not a symbolic 2 plus 2 with occasional rear seats, but a true Grand Tourer in which four...

May 17, 1973, must have been a very special day for the first owner of this carefully composed “Taiga Grün” BMW E9 3.0 CSi. The car was delivered new in the Netherlands and has been in the possession of the last owner...

By 2009, Porsche had already been working with the 997 generation for several years. The first series had proven itself, but as is typical for Porsche, development never stood still. With the arrival of the second series,...

The Ford Capri RS 2600 represents the ultimate performance version of the first Capri generation and is rightfully regarded as an icon of the 1970s. This car is a particularly rare Series 1.5 example, one of just 1,050 units...

In the late 1960s, the world still moved at a gentler pace. Cars were not designed for short lifespans, but simply because they had to be good. And comfortable. And reliable. This Mercedes-Benz 280 SE 3.5 Coupe is exactly...

This Alfa Romeo SZ embodies everything true connoisseurs get excited about. That is why this particular example — number 843 — is an SZ you simply do not want to miss. Delivered new in Switzerland, maintained with the...

A classic Mercedes-Benz with 8,191 kilometers? That is not a typo. It is a mileage figure that is almost unheard of—and one that has been documented from the very first day in 1975. The SLC from the C107 series was always...

The Alfa Romeo SZ is a car for true enthusiasts without question This example is number 511 of only 1,036 ever built, entirely original, exceptionally maintained, and accompanied by a fully documented history from its very...

At Gallery Aaldering, we often have icons in our collection, but recently we had a television broadcast featuring two very special icons from the 1970s: the Ford Capri RS2600 and the BMW 2002 Turbo. Both cars have achieved...

The 1964 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Convertible is a timeless classic that makes car enthusiasts' hearts beat faster. Chevrolet introduced the Corvette in 1953 as a two-seater sports car, a bold move for a brand that until...

There are collectors who will tell you this. If you want a water cooled 911, you want the 4S. Preferably as a Cabriolet. And they almost always add one more thing. It has the best rear end of the entire water cooled era....

When Ford claimed in 1969 that it had built a better Mustang, it was more than just a marketing slogan. The redesigned Mustang was larger, more muscular, and more confident than its predecessors, while remaining faithful to...

Corvette's come in a variety of colours: from posh metallic tints to typical 60's pastels the options are endless. This time we have a slightly different slant: this lovely Corvette C2 Convertible comes in Ermine White...

An Exceptionally Original Corvette C2 with Fantastic Patina If you're searching for a classic sports car that has remained in remarkably original condition, this 1964 Corvette C2 Sting Ray Convertible deserves your full...

Normally, a Datsun 280Z needs little introduction among classic sports car enthusiasts. And yet, this is one of those examples that immediately makes you wonder: where have they gone—and why do we so rarely see one put...

The Austin-Healey adventure started in 1952 with the 100, or the “100-4 BN-1”to give it its full title. Agreed that is not a particularly sexy name for such a fine car. The design sprouted from the mind of Gerry Coker...