Lancia Montecarlo !!
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(Originally posted in the designated model forum)
Just seen a pristine Montecarlo at quite a mainstream garage - to say it stood out does not do it justice. It is immaculate and looks to have had serious money thrown at it - zero rust, well protected and a paint job which looks brand new.
Apparently the owner part ex it against a Porsche 928 and supplied boxes of history and spares, along with original parts (some have been upgraded)
Until now I can't recall the last time i saw one, and know nothing about them..... Does anyone with more knowledge know if it is well priced considering the condition etc??
Link here
http://www.gmc-2000.co.uk/used-car/lancia/beta-mon...
Just seen a pristine Montecarlo at quite a mainstream garage - to say it stood out does not do it justice. It is immaculate and looks to have had serious money thrown at it - zero rust, well protected and a paint job which looks brand new.
Apparently the owner part ex it against a Porsche 928 and supplied boxes of history and spares, along with original parts (some have been upgraded)
Until now I can't recall the last time i saw one, and know nothing about them..... Does anyone with more knowledge know if it is well priced considering the condition etc??
Link here
http://www.gmc-2000.co.uk/used-car/lancia/beta-mon...
It looks cheap, compared to the few on Car and Classic, but I suspect the market for one as heavily modified as that is small. I'd much prefer this one.
This one has been touted round various dealers with price coming down each time http://www.justinbanks.com/m/JustinBanks/507/1
The example in this thread seems to be on the money but for me at least the modifications let it down.
The example in this thread seems to be on the money but for me at least the modifications let it down.
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