Lets see your Lancia's!

[Fury RS]

GTS440 said:

Here's my Integrale Evo 2 Dealers Collection.

I bought it last year but just had it detailed and put on some 17 inch Speedline Monte Carlo wheels so thought i'd take a few pics.

Lovely car Fella, love the colour. Makes me regret so much selling my old Giallo years ago when I see cars like these...

[gforceg]

The previous two posts are the sort of stuff I love to see on PH. Thanks both.

[FlaminiaGT]

Here's my 1962 Lancia Flaminia GT 3C

Edited by FlaminiaGT on Friday 7th November 18:08

[dinkel]

Great 1st post - thank you!

[truck71]

FlaminiaGT said:

Here's my 1962 Lancia Flaminia GT 3C

Edited by FlaminiaGT on Friday 7th November 18:08

Oooof! Magic.

[Tim16V]

Between 2006 and 2008 I owned this very tidy Integrale 16V. It was sold to a guy in Canada where it went on the classic car circuit and won awards.

[Tim16V]

And hopefully, here is the picture of it in Canada.

[Tim16V]

I then had this 16V for a while. Better than the one above! If anyone knows it's whereabouts I'd be interested!

[footsoldier]

GTS440 said:

Here's my Integrale Evo 2 Dealers Collection.

I bought it last year but just had it detailed and put on some 17 inch Speedline Monte Carlo wheels so thought i'd take a few pics.

Do you have a problem with wheels rubbing arches now, and did you use spacers? Walkers told me Speedlines would go straight on, but, on my Evo 2, I definitely have some rubbing.

I've recently put standard suspension back on mine - much prefer that to the coilovers It had on when I got it. Ride was too harsh and it was skipping on bumpy roads instead of gripping, even on full soft.

[footsoldier]

Here are my two Italians yesterday. The one on the right is faster! The dog doesn't care...

[sng45]

Great photo - cars look fantastic - are they sitting on a ramp or is it something to stop water gathering underneath them ? ( not seen that type of thing before ?

[footsoldier]

Yes it's a lift. They go up together, and then can park underneath.

[sng45]

Do you have any details please - I could really do with one of those

Thanks very much

[dinkel]

Anyone know a B20 Aurelia ready for a resto project?

[Evoluzione]

footsoldier said:

Do you have a problem with wheels rubbing arches now, and did you use spacers? Walkers told me Speedlines would go straight on, but, on my Evo 2, I definitely have some rubbing.

I've recently put standard suspension back on mine - much prefer that to the coilovers It had on when I got it. Ride was too harsh and it was skipping on bumpy roads instead of gripping, even on full soft.

Which coilovers did you have?
The wheels rubbing is mainly because of the width of them (8") and an increase in offset. Spacing them off will make it worse, there isn't much you can do.

[Harris_I]

Here's mine, filthy after the school run. Chap came up to me in the petrol station today and asked if I would sell it, then berated me for driving it in the rain. I said it gets used every day in all weathers, gets Waxoyled and lovingly looked after - why store it away?

[matt5791]

Here is the 1973 Lancia 2000HF - the bodywork is basically complete save for some bits and pieces. I am now in the process of refitting all the interior and exterior trim.

These are a really useful classic because of the 5 speed gearbox, power steering, electric wndows, Bosch electronic engine management etc making them very useable on modern roads. Styling classic Pininfarina, especially the dash which is very similar to many contemporary cars styled by farina (eg. Ferrari)

Fantastic original Nardi steering wheel

Wheels are Chromadora magnesium

Edited by matt5791 on Saturday 15th November 09:30

[anonymous-user]

Fab!

[Randompunter74]

My Lancia Integrale EVO
76,000 Kms
...........and a shot of my new number plate! : )

[Skyedriver]

matt5791 said:

Here is the 1973 Lancia 2000HF - the bodywork is basically complete save for some bits and pieces. I am now in the process of refitting all the interior and exterior trim.

These are a really useful classic because of the 5 speed gearbox, power steering, electric wndows, Bosch electronic engine management etc making them very useable on modern roads. Styling classic Pininfarina, especially the dash which is very similar to many contemporary cars styled by farina (eg. Ferrari)

Fantastic original Nardi steering wheel

Wheels are Chromadora magnesium

Edited by matt5791 on Saturday 15th November 09:30

Back in the 70's a guy at work had one of those. Think the gearbox went bang and it cost him £1000 way back then IIRC. Love the shape though