This Appia Berlina has the same color of an american whisky but it’s dry like a scottish one: whatever it is lime, don’t even think to restore it. First of all because doing a proper restoration will cost you twenty times the asking price, so that means that at he end of the journey you… Read More Dry whisky: 1958 Lancia Appia Berlina
This pale blue Fulvia Zagato has been featured on the cover of the italian classic cars bi-monthly magazine “Automobilismo d’Epoca”, and that’s a good start. We didn’t read the article about it (just because we don’t have that magazine issue) so the only things that we know are those told by the seller that are… Read More Magazine cover car: 1969 Lancia Fulvia Sport 1.3S by Zagato
This is a first series Lancia Fulvia Coupé and that’s quite rare in the U.S. It was also known as “Leva lunga” (italian for “Long shift lever). So far so good, but then rust comes into play. The odd (but good) thing is that the seller has several spare parts, including some original metal sheets… Read More Once was white: 1967 Lancia Fulvia Coupé
Many moons have passed since this car was in driveable conditions, much more since it looked almost new. What remains of this car is something which needs a full restoration. First of all we don’t understand exactly in what color it was originally painted: we guess some shade of gold but there are also some… Read More Red and gold: 1959 Lancia Appia Convertibile by Vignale
This 3rd series Lancia Appia Berlina slept for many years in a east coast garage before being recently unhearted: it has just been cleaned but nothing more than that. The seller says that, prior to 1970, the car belinged to a couple of guys living in Texas, then, in 1980, the car was sold to… Read More East coast patina: 1961 Lancia Appia Berlina
“Patina” is quite an abused noun, often used to tag cars that are actually wrecks: in this case such noun is appropriate as this car looks just like an “old” car. Indeed this is – or seems, at least – a car that hasn’t ever been restored, neither partially: the paint, by now faded, seems… Read More Grey patina: 1962 Lancia Flaminia Coupé 2.5 by Pininfarina
There are quite a few Lancia Fulvia Zagato for sale around, but very few or almost none of them could boast this fantastic color combo. Of course we don’t expect that all of you would share with us the appreciation for these colors, but for sure we all agree with the fact that very few… Read More Blue calls red: 1969 Lancia Fulvia 1.3S Sport by Zagato
Update, 03/26/2018: Here is the car at Jat Leno’s Garage show: 07/14/2016 We’ve already published a couple of article about the Appia Lusso, a Vignale coachbuilt Appia, but this is the only one in “barn find” conditions. Actually in Italy cars are barely stored in barns, most of the time you find these cars laying… Read More Factory paint: 1960 Lancia Appia Lusso by Vignale
The seller of this – quite nice, we must say – Lancia Flaminia Berlina says that the car is in this shape because of a stuck restoration process and that it could be used also as a parts car. Of course we deeply disagree with him because the car looks actually good even though, of… Read More Even for parts: 1962 Lancia Flaminia Berlina by Pininfarina
There are few Lancia Flavia Convertible for sale around, this however has one of the best color combo ever seen. The color is the best part of the story; actually not the only because the car is complete, with the exception of some bits inside the engine bay and the door panels which are gone:… Read More Blue on blue: 1967 Lancia Flavia Convertibile by Vignale
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