1972' Lancia Fulvia

Lancia Fulvia Coupe 1972
key Facts:
in 1965, an elegant and sporty coupé was derived from the sedan , which achieved a good level of sales, thanks to the beauty of the line and, later, to the impulse deriving from the numerous victories in rally competitions , culminating with the conquest of the 1972 International Rally Championship (forerunner of the World Rally Championship which will be established the following year).
Designed by Piero Castagnero, who according to his statements was inspired by the Riva motorboat , the Fulvia Coupé (built in the Lancia factory in Chivasso) is a 2-plus-2-seater sports berlinetta, with a well-finished look down to the smallest details (such as the dashboard upholstered in real wood ) assisted by a racing driving set-up. In reality, the similarities of the front and the side line with the prototype presented by Giovanni Michelotti at the 1961 Turin Motor Show , on Fiat 1300/ 1500 mechanics , are quite evident .
Built on the shortened platform (the wheelbase was 2330 mm , i. e. 150 mm shorter) than the sedan, the compact Lancia coupé was powered, at the time of its debut, by a 1216 cm³ 80 HP version of the V4. Power came from two Solex double-choke carburettors, while the gearbox (4-speed) had a joystick between the seats. Thanks to the low weight of 950 kg , the small sports car reached 160 km/ h.
Details:
Beautiful Condition
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Original Engine
Original Documents Milano
Body and Interior restored to a high level
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Price: 21, 500 Euro. Firm.