PETROLHEADS can find an incredible collection of luxury classic cars hidden inside a pizza shop.
Fans can “indulge in delicious sourdough pizzas” in the presence of some of the rarest cars on the market – just watch out for greasy fingers.
The stunning stable is housed at 67 Sourdough, a family-style pizzeria in North London.
Walk through the door and you could be forgiven for thinking it’s just an everyday restaurant, but look a little closer and you’ll find it is home to an automotive treasure trove.
Every motor in the collection looks to be in museum-ready condition and is carefully maintained by an expert team.
It helps that the outlet is right next to Hexagon Classics, a garage and dealer specialising in rare vehicles.
And the set includes some of the most desirable motors money can buy.
A video tour of the exhibit by The London Kids, a social media savvy family who recommend the best days out in the capital, showed some of the amazing models on offer.
Among them was a Porsche 911 from 1985, worth around £110,000 and a gorgeous Lancia Flaminia from 1959, which sell for a similar amount.
The jewel in the crown, though, was a 1990 BMW E30 M3 Sport Evolution.
With only 600 ever made, primarily for the European market, the Sport Evo is one of the rarest cars out there.
This example was in the original black, which is even harder to track down these days.
The one listing SunMotors could find online had the model at a whopping £300,000.
Guests can sit at rustic wooden tables and enjoy “lovingly prepped” pizzas from just £11.90 just feet away from the gorgeous cars.
One wall of the dining area is made up of a large floor-to-ceiling window, through which fans can ogle the motors as they eat.
All the dough is made from the 67-year-old sourdough starter that owners PJ and Cam maintain as carefully as the cars.
You can book the restaurant out for events, use it as a shared workspace or just head over as a fun day out.
And it’s just a few minutes walk from East Finchley station, which sits on the northern line and boasts excellent links to central London.
It comes after a Ford coupe that starred in an iconic Blur music video went up for sale at a bargain price.
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