Best Classical Convertibel Part 1

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Driving a convertible car (no roof) always has its own style and enjoyment. In the course of the automotive industry which is already almost 100 years old, innumerable car convertibles on the market. However, few of these cars should be recorded in history due to various positive reasons.

1966-1969 Alfa Romeo Spider (Duetto, Veloce)

Designed and produced by the Italian design house, Pininfarina. Have two types of Duetto and Veloce. Spider is the last model in which the legendary designer Battista "Pini" Farina involved in the production.

1958-1961 Austin-Healey Sprite Mark I

Thanks to the lamp-like eyes of a frog and a grill that makes it such a smile, Sprite became a British roadster of the most memorable of his time. Has a length of just 137.0 inches long, two-seater car has a machine as powerful as 43 horsepower and 948cc.

1959 Cadillac Eldorado

With big fins and taillights are styled like a bullet, Eldorado is one of the most stylish and sophisticated car of its time. In 1997, this convertible even appeared on TV series adaptation of the novel by Stephen King, "The Shining".

1967 Ferrari 275 GTS Spyder NART

Engined 3285cc DOHC V-12 with six Weber carburetors that can generate a power of 300 horsepower, the Spyder claimed to be capable of driving up to 166 miles / hour. Only made as many as 10 pieces, original car is currently valued at up to approximately 20 million US dollars.

1965 Ford Mustang Convertible

Since its first appearance at the New York World's Fair, 1964, 1965 Mustang slowly becoming one of the cars made in the United States the most iconic in the history. Emerging models of its convertible even more add to the charm of this car.