Here is a selection of cars that have recently arrived or are expected soon at our partner Gallery Aaldering. This preview allows you to be the first to indicate your interest in one of these cars. Do you want to hear more about these cars? Please send an e-mail to: info@gallery-aaldering.com
Lamborghini Islero 400GT (1969)
Painstaking restoration between 2008 – 2014
Fully documented restoration by Dutch marque specialists
Restored and overhauled while preserving originality
This particular Islero is a fantastic example because it flawlessly combines two aspects: first, the car was thoroughly restored and overhauled with attention to detail, and the results of this work are evident in every aspect. Second, the interior was left as untouched as possible, and therefore, the interior of this Islero is largely original and in incredibly beautiful condition.
Extensive documentation available
The documentation is impressive, extensively detailing both the restoration work and maintenance. A look at the invoices quickly reveals that more than 140,000 euros were invested in the restoration over a period of six years. This work was carried out by a respected specialist in the Netherlands. With this Islero, we provide a photo album that perfectly showcases this work. We have already added some photos for you on our website.
In very good condition
This purebred Italian is at a top level thanks to its restoration. After a professional rebuild, the paint has been resprayed in a very beautiful manner. The elegant bodywork with its flowing lines is exceptionally sleek, and due to the meticulous restoration, the wheels, windows, and rubber seals are all in very good and beautiful condition. Looking at the interior, we can be brief: it is largely original and incredibly beautiful. The leather upholstery of the seats is still in good condition. Just take a look at the dashboard and the stunning instrumentation.
Estimate: € 298.500.,-
Aston Martin DB 2/4 MkIII LHD (1959)
Matching numbers engine and chassis
Older restoration
Last ownership since 2009
The DB2/4 MKIII played a prominent role in the famous James Bond novel “Goldfinger.” You might be thinking, wasn’t it the DB5? That’s correct, but in the novel, it was the DB2/4. The exceptional design, combined with advanced engineering, has made the DB MKIII one of the most coveted models in Aston Martin‘s history.
Rare left-hand drive version and matching numbers
This beautiful Aston Martin was originally delivered as a left-hand drive variant. It’s estimated that fewer than 100 left-hand drive examples were produced out of a total of just 551 MKIII versions, making this an extremely rare Aston Martin. With its matching numbers engine and chassis, this DB MKIII is highly authentic and comes from an enthusiast who has cherished the car for a long time.
Restored, overhauled, and carefully maintained
This Aston Martin has been restored and overhauled in the past and is in good and well-kept condition. Since 2009, the car has been owned by the same dedicated owner, who has lovingly maintained it. The paintwork is still very beautiful and well-preserved, while the sleek bodywork and chrome are in good condition. Details such as the bumpers and headlight rings make a great impression. The wire wheels are also in good condition, and the characteristic and particularly beautiful taillights form a tasteful ensemble with the graceful lines of this Aston Martin.
Estimate: € 209.500,-
Ferrari Testarossa “Monospecchio” (1986)
Recently serviced with timing belt
“Red book” certified by Ferrari Classiche
Early 1986 monospecchio and monodado model
This 1986 Ferrari Testarossa Monospecchio is not only one of Ferrari’s most sought-after sports cars, but this particular example is also an early and rare Monospecchio and Monodado version, which makes it extra special. The car is Ferrari Classiche certified with a Red Book, meaning it has matching numbers and is highly original. This example was delivered on March 12, 1986, in Lucerne, Switzerland, by Garage Frey and has been carefully maintained ever since. Until 1999, this Testarossa was a familiar sight in the Lucerne mountains, where it was regularly spotted.
Recently received extensive maintenance, including new timing belt
This Testarossa has recently undergone extensive maintenance at a Ferrari dealer, including the replacement of the timing belt, ensuring that this Testarossa is technically up-to-date.
Carefully maintained and comes with original documentation
This Ferrari comes with its original Ferrari pouch, which includes the original manual and service booklet. Additionally, various invoices show, besides the service booklet, that this Testarossa was maintained by Ferrari dealers, and recent maintenance invoices are available. The original brochure of the car is also still present, contributing to the authentic charm and collectible value of this Testarossa. The maintenance and care for this car are clearly documented, making it not only beautiful to look at, but also ready to be driven and enjoyed.
Estimate: € 217.500,-
Citroën DS 23 Cabriolet (1973)
Professionally restored and built to convertible
Converted according to factory specifications
First owner was Jean Paul Cardinal – a historical figure
Are you searching for a Citroën DS23 Convertible with only two owners, restored and converted into a cabriolet according to the original factory specifications? Then read on, because we have a fine example in our collection that is guaranteed to capture your heart. The first owner of this Citroën was none other than Jean-Paul Cardinal, making this beautiful Citroën even more special.
Converted to full factory specifications
This Citroën DS23 Convertible underwent restoration and overhaul work, and the car was fully converted into a cabriolet, entirely according to the original factory specifications. The result is a car that offers the complete cabriolet experience as originally intended. We include the documentation accompanying restoration photos with invoices that describe the work in detail.
Fantastic history
What makes this Citroën DS23 Convertible extra special is its rich history. The first owner of this car was none other than Jean Paul Cardinal, a historical figure who played an important role in the development of Citroën. Since it was delivered, the car has had only two owners, which is rare for a model of this age. The DS comes with extensive documentation, including the full restoration dossier and remarkable historical documents that support the story of this car.
Estimate: € 124.500,-
Porsche 911 2.4 S “Ölklappe” (1972)
Restored by Porsche specialist in 2014
Matching numbers – offered with Porsche Geburtsurkunde
The ultimate 911 S with the most desirable factory options
This Porsche 911 2.4 S is a rare specimen, meticulously restored and overhauled with attention to detail, featuring some of the most coveted options of its time. Originally delivered new in Paris, this 911 projects are high quality appearance with its original Hellelfenbein (Ivory) color and a tasteful black leather interior. It is a treat to have such a great Porsche in our collection.
High-quality restoration
The restoration, carried out by a renowned and respected Porsche specialist in Germany during 2013/2014, has ensured that the car is in stunning condition. With only 1,472 km (approximately 914 miles) driven since the restoration, this example is like new and ready for many more years of driving pleasure. Esteemed by connoisseurs for its excellent condition, this specific car has received an official ‘1’ rating (the highest) according to the German Classic Data report. This makes the car not only particularly attractive to collectors but also to anyone seeking a top-quality 911. The included Porsche Birth Certificate shows that this Porsche is matching numbers.
Rare options and outstanding specifications
What truly set this 911 S 2.4 apart is its combination of very rare and desirable factory options. The car was factory-equipped with rare features such as Koni shock absorbers, an electric sunroof, power windows, and even air conditioning.
Estimate: € 189.500,-
Ferrari F430 Spider “10.923 kilometres” (2008)
Low mileage F1 Spider – Less than 11000 kilometres
Accompanied with the beige leather pouch with booklets
Impressive condition and meticulously maintained
At Gallery Aaldering, we believe that everything about a Ferrari revolves around precision and details. We see that reflected in a Ferrari F40, a 275 GTB, and also in this F430 Spider. It certainly does not lack details. A glance at the documentation makes that immediately clear. Here we find the VIP, the Vehicle Identification Passport. Ferrari proudly showcases the complete production process of this specific Italian thoroughbred here. And of course, this is accompanied by all production numbers, so you can be immediately assured of the authenticity of this ‘bella macchina’.
Delivered in the Netherlands and perfectly maintained
This Ferrari was newly delivered in the Netherlands and comes with a complete brown leather case containing all the original booklets, including the stamped service booklet. In the booklet, we see that this Ferrari was delivered by Ferrari Kroymans and maintained by the best specialists. We also provide several invoices for this Ferrari and see that this F430 recently received a complete service.
In fantastic condition
With approximately 10,000 kilometers, this Ferrari is brand new and, of course, Ferrari showroom-worthy. But this beautiful Italian is not in a Ferrari showroom; it’s in our neoclassical building in Brummen. Naturally, this F430 attracts a lot of attention because calling this Ferrari beautiful is a serious understatement. With this mileage, you probably expect an as-good-as-new example. You are correct, because this Ferrari is ‘fantastico’ down to the smallest details. Perfection, just like Ferrari, which proudly builds its cars in Maranello with Italian pride. We see that reflected in the beautiful Corsa red color that makes many hearts beat faster, but also in the carbon racing seats. Items like rubber parts, windows, and rims are in fantastic condition.
Estimate: € 172.500,-
Corvette C2 Sting Ray Split Window (1963)
Rare one-year-only ‘Split Window’ Coupé
Restored condition
Original factory colours: Ermine White with black leatherette
This 1963 Chevrolet Corvette C2 Sting Ray, featuring the rare Split Window version, is one of the most iconic American sports cars ever built. This particular example, finished in the original factory color Ermine White, is in very neat condition and offers a timeless combination of style, power, and craftsmanship. The restoration and overhaul of this Corvette have been carefully executed, resulting in a car that not only looks stunning, but also drives really well.
Very neat bodywork and a beautiful interior
The Ermine White paint is in neat and well-maintained condition, with a lovely shine. The bodywork appears sleek, and the chrome details are in very good condition, perfectly matching the character of this iconic sports car. The interior is truly a sight to behold: the upholstery, carpets, and dashboard have all been very well cared for and are in beautiful condition. The details are spot-on, and the interior offers a perfect balance between sportiness and comfort, with authentic materials and original styling.
Powerful V8 engine and fantastic driving characteristics
As soon as you turn the key, the eight-cylinder engine comes to life with an unforgettable and recognizable rumble. This V8 runs fantastically and delivers exactly the kind of raw power and sound you expect from an American sports car. The manual four-speed gearbox shifts smoothly and precisely, contributing to the sporty driving experience. The brakes feel great, and the chassis feels really good too, making this Corvette not only powerful but also drive just as you would expect.
Estimate: € 185.000,-
Peugeot 403 Convertible (1959)
In pristine and restored condition
New delivered in Sweden
Well known from the TV series Columbo
What a delightful car this Peugeot 403 Convertible is! If you’re looking for a classic that’s not only rare but also exudes irresistible charm, then this is the car for you. Finished in the stunning Vert Foncé métallisé, this Peugeot looks fantastic and feels just as wonderful as it appears. This is a convertible that tempts you time and again to hit the road on a sunny day and simply enjoy everything around you.
Rare
This rare 403 convertible is one of only 2,500 examples ever built, making it extra special. It was newly delivered in Sweden, where it was lovingly cherished for decades before coming to the Netherlands. Thanks to previous restoration and overhaul work, the car is in a really nice condition, ready to enjoy the sun and cruise through small villages abroad.
Delightful color combination and beautiful details
The exterior of this Peugeot is simply breathtaking. The Vert Foncé métallisé paint gives the car a stunning vintage appearance, while the chrome details have developed a subtle patina that only adds to the charm of this French lady. The bodywork is sleek, with nice panel gaps and well-maintained wheels that perfectly match the car’s stylish look. This 403 has the looks and character that we at Gallery Aaldering appreciate so much.
The beige leather upholstery combined with green carpets creates a unique atmosphere that instantly takes you back to the 1950s. The interior exudes elegance, just as you’d expect from a French Peugeot of this era. Every detail is carefully finished, and the whole feels like a time capsule of French luxury.
Estimate: € 84.500,-
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