Ok that’s the first time that we realize that Viotti made a Giardinetta coachbuild also on the Lancia Appia platform. Indeed we wrongly believed that Viotti has built Giardinetta’s (Viotti’s trade mark for the station wagon bodies) only on Fiat platforms but just for this reason we have a further proof that in the classic cars… Read More New entry: 1960 Lancia Appia Giardinetta by Viotti
A pre-war car must have something really special to catch our attention and this Lancia for sure has it. It is a 1939 Aprilia Cabriolet built by french coachbuilder Pourtout, a famous craftsman who also made many jobs on different marques. The seller says that this car is one out of four made by the… Read More The french way: 1939 Lancia Aprilia Cabriolet by Pourtout
The seller says that he bought this car 12 years ago from the US in order to restore it, but clearly something went wrong in the meantime. He says that the car has basically no rust but the problem is that the upper part of the engine is missing: we don’t know if it’s possible… Read More Beheaded V4: 1947 Lancia Ardea
Once again there is not any indication about the build year of this Flaminia Touring, so for us that year is 1965. It is a car which has been under restoration until someone couldn’t move forward, for health issues or some other blocking reason: the fact is that the car needs some more work to… Read More Pray for gray: 1965 Lancia Flaminia Coupé 3C by Touring
It’s not unusual to find such car at an higher asking price: ok it’s not its rare 1.6 sister but it still is a beautiful example of what Italian could do with little cars. It’s a 13.S from 1972 painted in what we believe to be “Avorio Santa Anita”: we know this color as it’s the… Read More The price is right: 1972 Lancia Fulvia Sport 1.3S by Zagato
We didn’t expect to find a Lancia Flavia in a deep northern region, but evidently the italian style doesn’t meet borders. This red Flavia Coupé by Pininfarina looks immaculate but, just for this reason, it is worth more than three rough photos. If this car is as good as the seller says, it should have… Read More Northern red: 1967 Lancia Flavia Coupé by Pininfarina
This van made by Lancia is the second series of the Jolly breed: the first series shared many mechanical components with the Appia while this one was born on the same basis of the Flavia. Indeed it shares the engine type 815.000 but it was made in scarcer numbers than the car on which is… Read More Classy van: 1962 Lancia Super Jolly
Actually we don’t know if this car is from 1962: for sure its birth year, if not 62, is very close as these cars were made from 57 to 63 but they had the “big” taillights only from 1959, when they began to be built by Viotti. Moreover, we believe to have spotted the number three… Read More Missing engine: 1962 Lancia Appia Coupé by Pininfarina
Well, sometimes “cheap” is a relative term: for sure a Ferrari 250 GTO for sale at $20M is cheap, but unaffordable for the 99.99% of the world population. For this car, things are a bit different. The seller specifies, using some bold letters, that the car is not for sale as a “car” but as… Read More How cheap is cheap? 1975 Lancia Fulvia Coupé 1.3S
Update, September 23: As the reader Shel says, this car (chassis B20-2254) should be one of the six semi – official Lancia’s, painted in blue/ivory, which joined the Mille Miglia in 1953. If so, the original italian plate of this car was TO143916 with the engine #2503. Such engine was the experimental 2500 cc. version,… Read More Unfulfilled dream: 1953 Lancia Aurelia B20
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