Awesome car! The exterior looks flawless.

Late, but thanks night cub

It's a rebodied Austin Healey Sprite, originally released as the Innocenti 950 Spider, developed when Innocenti had licencing arrangements to assemble BMC stuff such as the the Austin A40 Farina and subsequently Minis, 1100s and even Allegros. They didn't think the Frogeye Sprite looked right, so commissioned a restyle by Ghia’s Tom Tjaarda who later did the Fiat 124 Spider, Ferrari 330 GT 2+2 and 365 GT California, De Tomaso Pantera and the first Ford Fiesta. Spider production started in 1961 with the coupé a late addition from 1967-68 (794 made according to other sources, rather than 487 as mentioned in the ad). A pretty thing.

So Bring-a-Trailer has a car I've never heard of before as a feature now:



1969 Innocenti C Coupe for sale in Turin. Auction ends tomorrow.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1969-innocenti-c/

yeah.. looks like it comes from a Fusion ( or 2008/09 Taurus/Taurus X )
not that bad but i'd prefer the original grille

The grille looks off too. This just doesn’t work.

Not exactly eBay but someone decided the 1998-2011 Crown Vic wasn't complicated enough so he added a new variant
https://www.roadandtrack.com/car-culture/classic-cars/a28577959/ford-crown-victoria-convertible-for-sale/

or maybe he just loved the Marauder concept and did not had the heart to do it with a real one ( or couldn't get one )

One of today's feature cars on Hemmings is for Reg1992:



https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/cars-for-sale/oldsmobile/delta-88/2165313.html

Thanks - nice, but slush box and US emissions bits mean probably no faster than a milk float. We had a gold one for a few months in 1976 (OHP 800P, in Copper Beech) - my dad liked driving it, the pillarless format was fun, and it was roomier than expected for a family of 4, but it always looked a bit clumsy - used too many stock components - Hunter doors, estate rear lights etc to really look convincing.

One for DSL (and definitely not Ingo, sorry!):

Not eBay, but Bring-a-Trailer is auctioning a Sunbeam Alpine GT in red:



"This 1970 Sunbeam Alpine GT received a major cosmetic and mechanical refurbishment prior to the seller’s purchase out of Oregon four years ago. Power comes from a 1725cc inline-four equipped with dual Stromberg carburetors and paired to a three-speed automatic transmission. Within the past 2,000 miles the seller has performed a tune-up, replaced the starter, installed a set of new points, and repaired sections the floor. This Sunbeam is now being offered with four years of records and a clear Washington State title in the seller’s name."

More pics and videos:

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1969-sunbeam-alpine-gt/