This Is
Our Fleet
Welcome to the heart of Gentleman Vintage Cars – where automotive legends await your command. Each vehicle in our exclusive fleet has been meticulously selected not just for its beauty, but for the unparalleled experience it delivers.
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Mercedes-Benz SL
Description
The 1965 Mercedes SL is one of the iconic roadsters of its era: an incredibly elegant car featuring technical innovations in both performance and safety.
The Mercedes-Benz SL Pagoda recently celebrated its sixtieth anniversary, but its allure and lines remain immortal. The story of a roadster loved and sought after by collectors, it possesses the innate class of cinema divas, and its aristocratic, sculpted lines resemble those of an ancient goddess. Its charm has remained undiminished over the years. The Mercedes-Benz W113 is known to all simply as the SL Pagoda. A nickname derived from its hardtop, the rigid roof, with its distinctive concave shape and very narrow pillars, reminiscent of Asian temples. A fortunate moniker that helped make it immortal.
The car’s interior is luxurious and finished with high-quality materials. The seats are comfortable and offer good lateral support, ideal for sporty driving. The dashboard is well-designed, with clear and easy-to-read instruments. The dashboard and door panels are often clad in fine wood, contributing to a luxurious atmosphere.
Engine Displacement
This model is equipped with a 2.3-liter, six-cylinder in-line engine, capable of generating 150 horsepower (HP).
Year
1965
Seating Capacity
2
Color
White
MG MGA
The MG MGA: a timeless classic for extraordinary moments. The MGA is more than just a car; it’s an icon that evokes an era of British elegance and sophistication. With its aerodynamic design and spirited soul, this roadster offers a unique combination of vintage style and brilliant performance. Perfect for weddings, luxury events, cinematic sets, and photo shoots, the MGA adds an unmistakable touch, making every occasion memorable. Choosing this vehicle means embracing the charm of timeless details.
The MGA distinguishes itself in the history of British sports cars as one of the most iconic post-war models, alongside the Austin-Healey. It was derived from a racing car project and, despite corporate mergers and pressure against its creation, the car was simply too beautiful not to be built. With its superb performance, classic looks, and ease of maintenance, this is a very popular car in classic racing environments.
The first version, the MGA 1500, was officially launched at the Frankfurt Motor Show in 1955. It features rack-and-pinion steering and independent front suspension, while the rear has a rigid axle with leaf springs. All wheels were fitted with Lockheed drum brakes, with a choice between wire wheels or steel rims. Total production of the MGA 1500 reached 58,750 units.
Engine Displacement
4-cylinder in-line B-series engine, 1489 cm³ derived from the MG Magnette saloon, developing 68 HP (51 kW) coupled with a 4-speed gearbox.
Year
1960
Seating Capacity
2
Color
Red
Mercedes-Benz SL 350 (R107)
Porsche 911 targa SC anno 1979
Description
The 1979 Porsche 911 SC Targa is a symbol of mechanical purity and design evolution from a legendary era. This model represents the essence of air-cooled performance, effortlessly blending unmistakable styling with open-top freedom and a visceral driver-focused engagement due to its spirited mechanics.
As a definitive sports car, the 911 SC series became an instant classic, coveted by driving enthusiasts worldwide. Its distinctive design, characterized by the iconic stainless steel “Targa” roll bar and a timeless silhouette, offers a unique blend of safety and wind-in-the-hair exhilaration. This 2+2 variant provides not just a drive, but a shared experience of raw engineering and dynamic agility.
The interior of the 911 SC is a testament to Porsche’s commitment to ergonomics and function. Crafted with durable materials, the cockpit ensures a direct connection between driver and machine. The dashboard is purpose-built, presenting the classic five-gauge instrument cluster, while the overall atmosphere exudes an air of sporty purpose, perfect for any spirited run or scenic drive along the coast of Naples.
Engine Displacement
Equipped with a 3.0-liter (2994 cm³) flat-six engine, producing approximately 204 horsepower (HP).
Year
1979
Seating Capacity
2+2
Color
Black