Looks similar to e9 of the time. I can't imagine how hard it is to source parts for this.
https://petrolicious.com/marketplace/1971-lancia-flavia-2000-coupe
https://petrolicious.com/marketplace/1971-lancia-flavia-2000-coupe
Gorgeous 71 Lancia Flavia for Sale on Pertolicious
- Thread starter scottevest
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Gorgeous! Too bad it's FWD though. Like the Fulvia.
Beauty trumps FWD for me.
I'm a Flaminia kind of guy.
The more I look at it the more I like it and see the similarities to our coupes. Especially the way the taillights wrap around the fender further than our coupes. The rubberless bumpers. My rear rubber is off right now and the all chrome look is amazing. And If they put those tear drop orange front reflectors on our coupes no one would ever take them off. Imagine them in clear. Are you sure there is not a missing digit in the price.
FWD isn’t always that bad. FWD Lancias handle better than most realize, and FWD was good for rallying before AQ (Audi Quattro).
But it was the smaller lighter Fulvia’s that did well in competition, not these bigger Flavias.
Philippe db
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Beautiful car indeed and all of that for only 35K.
If it were for sale here in Belgium I would be very tempted to put it next to the Cs.
If it were for sale here in Belgium I would be very tempted to put it next to the Cs.
Didn't expected a similar succes for the Flavia 2000 coupè here!
I'm not a big fun of that car, compared to the E9 I find it much less elegant and refined. Anyway You can still find it quite easy here in Italy; it was very cheap but now, as everything classic rose in value, You can buy it in the 15.000/25.000 euro range.
Just tell me how many Flavias you want and i will arrange the deal!
ciao
I'm not a big fun of that car, compared to the E9 I find it much less elegant and refined. Anyway You can still find it quite easy here in Italy; it was very cheap but now, as everything classic rose in value, You can buy it in the 15.000/25.000 euro range.
Just tell me how many Flavias you want and i will arrange the deal!
ciao
The car featured in the article is indeed in fantastic condition and the shooting excellent
But, have you seen one from real?