Showing posts with label Intermeccanica. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Intermeccanica. Show all posts

May 7, 2017

Properly Restored, 1971 Intermeccanica Italia Coupe

1971 Intermeccanica Italia Coupe

Properly Restored, 1971 Intermeccanica Italia Coupe For Sale

Found this a rare performance car being offered for sale in Tempe, Arizona, as shown here is rare Canadian automobile was made by Intermeccanica which is assembled in Torino, Italy that's why are called Intermeccanica Italia, it also carry an American muscle under the pant.

This 1971 model with 24250 miles shown at odometer is said has been properly restored, all looks good prove by photos, and condition looks to be of a perfect, usable driver quality throughout. Retains what’s are have bring from its original factory start from powerplant, drivetrain including its body frame, interior and cosmetic.


Seems to be never been touched by renovated, but the interior shows quite decent condition for its age. A closer inspection needed to see actually condition, the photos does not represent all viewpoints.


Looked promising. The 351 C Cleveland V8 Ford engine still there, fit on the engine bay comes with not original air filter, bright yellow parts store plug wires, with few stray wiring looks less tidy. Hopefully there’s no word about mechanical issues, we believe it's easy to get tidied up.

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March 7, 2017

1969 Intermeccanica Italia Spyder Has Been Restored

1969 Intermeccanica Spyder Has Been Restored

1969 Intermeccanica Italia Spyder Has Been Restored

Found this one interesting rare car being offered for sale in Craigslist asking $129999 located in California. This is a very rare Italian classic spyder come with American drivetrain generally known as Intermeccanica Italia Spyder that was made by a private automotive industry, founded by Frank Reisner since 1959. As shown here is 1969 model has been fully restored, the outcome so beautiful like new, all retain its original engine, transmission, body and chassis. This could be a perfect example of the Intermeccanica Spyder still existing today, and was looking for a new home.