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1975' Lancia Fulvia
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il y a 4 années, 8 mois
il y a 4 années, 8 mois
Information from the owner
Âge: 45 années
Commentaires du vendeur sur 1975' Lancia Fulvia
A most beautiful Montecarlo 3 which we drove back from Trieste in 2018, we did 1750km over two days and returned 45mpg and kept up with modern trafic. Since then the car has been driven back to Tuscany for a short holiday last year and has performed faultlessly throughout even on the Lancia motor club trackday at Goodwood last year she performed with great enjoyment and and very respectable lap times.
The car was fully restored in 2013 of which we have a full photographic record including it's engine rebuild, gearbox, suspension and brakes. The engine has a lightened balanced flywheel and crank, gasflowed cylinder head and matched inlet manifold, rally cams and is running twin Weber 40's. It has HF front suspension to give more negative camber (Look at the front end photo) and has a fantastic turn in on corners. It also has the genuine magnesium Cromodora HF wheels fitted to finish it off. This is a super little car and being the rare Montecarlo model they are appreciating each time we see one come on to the market. We have many more photos on request. Part exchange available.
The car was fully restored in 2013 of which we have a full photographic record including it's engine rebuild, gearbox, suspension and brakes. The engine has a lightened balanced flywheel and crank, gasflowed cylinder head and matched inlet manifold, rally cams and is running twin Weber 40's. It has HF front suspension to give more negative camber (Look at the front end photo) and has a fantastic turn in on corners. It also has the genuine magnesium Cromodora HF wheels fitted to finish it off. This is a super little car and being the rare Montecarlo model they are appreciating each time we see one come on to the market. We have many more photos on request. Part exchange available.
