1973 Lancia

By winning the Monte Carlo Rally in 1972, the Lancia Fulvia stoked the enthusiasts’ interest and passion for the Lancia brand, laying the foundations for a magnificent succession of rally victories.

This Series II model features a 1.6L V-4 engine and a five-speed manual transmission. The HF designation, meaning "High Fidelity," identifies the highest-performance Lancias. With nimble handling and proven reliability, the Fulvia is well-suited for spirited rallies.

This United Kingdom-imported example has previously completed extensive body and mechanical restoration. Since its acquisition by the ex-owner in the United Kingdom in 2018, it has undergone a comprehensive ground-up restoration to achieve its present high standard. Authenticity was prioritized by sourcing original parts throughout Europe, with seats and carburetors rebuilt in Italy by specialists and period-correct Michelin tires installed. Bodywork was completed by Cotswold Classic Cars at a cost exceeding £20,000, and Richard Thorne Classic Lancia performed the engine and mechanical rebuild. Rally preparation included installing a half-roll cage, rally harnesses, and an electric fuel system with a pressure-control filter. The total cost of the restoration was approximately £60,000. Presented beautifully, this pristine Lancia is ready for its next custodian. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you are interested in this attractive Lancia rally legend.