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1971 Lancia Fulvia 1600 HF Series II ‘Fanalino’
Very Superior Old Cars

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26-0326007

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Netherlands

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Engine 1.6 litre V4 engine with 115 bhp


This lovely car is a nicely prepared fast road and or rally car, Fitted with good leather sport seats with a roll bar, Sparco 4 point harness, Halda twin master, Sparco steering wheel. Accompanied by an extensive documentation file, including a copy of its original Carta di Circolazione Autovettura. It was delivered new in 1972 in the Venice region (Italy), where it remained for many years. From 1987 to 1998, the car was owned by Stefania Grande, who resided near Treviso. In 1998, the car was exported to Austria, where it underwent a restoration in Vienna. The restoration was completed in 1999 and is nicely documented with invoices and some pictures. The Austrian owner was clearly a passionate enthusiast, participating in numerous rallies with the car: including the Circuito di Conegliano (2001, 2003), Coupes des Alpes (2002), Tulip Rallye (2003, 2005), Alpenfahrt (2005), Trieste–Vienna (2006), 1000 Minuten Klassik (2007), Rallye Hamburg–Berlin (2010), and the Voralpen Classic (2011). Throughout this period, the car was well maintained, with supporting invoices. In 2010, four new reproduction Cromodora CD28 wheels were installed, along with new Weber carburettors. Additionally, an aluminium protection plate (sump guard) was fitted. In 2013, the car was sold to another gentleman from Hamburg, Germany, who also participated in several events, including the Bodensee Klassik (2014, 2015) and the Sauerland Klassik (2015). Between 2014 and 2015, approximately 20.000,- Euro was spent on mechanical work, among others a gearbox rebuilt. These invoices are also on file. The car remained with the same owner until 2020, when it was acquired by the current Dutch owner, who participated in the Eifel Rallye in 2022. The body presents well with good panel fit. The interior is well set up and functional for historic events with good seats. The car starts and runs very well and a test drive confirms the overall presentation with a nice setup and handling and strong performance with a smooth gear change. The car is offered with a large history file and workshop manuals and also its original correct interior and bumpers. It performs really well and offers strong driving performance! This car has been driven in quite some rallies and is ready to do it again! The price is Euro 46.500,-. Dutch registered. We can arrange shipping and transport. Today, the Series II 1600 HF is highly regarded among collectors and enthusiasts. Its combination of usability, competition heritage, and unmistakable character makes it a compelling entrant in historic rally events, as well as an enjoyable and rewarding classic for road use! Please contact us for more information, our walk-around video (exterior, interior, engine, etc.) or additional pictures.
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