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    1972 Lancia Fulvia 1600HF Down On The London Street

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    Image of MushyHeirloom MushyHeirloom
    11/17/09

    In reply to 1972 Lancia Fulvia 1600HF Down On The London Street
    Yet another car I'll likely never see in person. Beautiful - sporty yet understated in a way few cars have managed. #lancia
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    11/16/09

    In reply to 1972 Lancia Fulvia 1600HF Down On The London Street
    Hotness. #lancia
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    11/16/09

    In reply to 1972 Lancia Fulvia 1600HF Down On The London Street

    Is it just me, or is anyone else reminded of the original Nissan Silvia CSP311 of 64-68 by the Lancia Fulvia Coupe? The side profile bears a striking resemblance! I tend to wonder if the Italians copied the Japanese on this one, as the Silvia predates the Fulvia Coupe by one model year.
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    Image of Novaload Novaload
    11/16/09

    @Jim-Bob: More likely the Italians had been working on it for 20 years and then got industrial-spied-upon just as they were cranking up to make them. #lancia
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    11/16/09

    @Jim-Bob: The Fulvia coupe and sedan were styled in-house by Lancia, and the Nissan was styled by their own designers with input from Count Albrecht Goertz. A stylish coincidence, I think. #lancia
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    11/16/09

    @Jim-Bob: Perhaps a mixture of both. The body-length bevel was probably borrowed from Bertone's Alfa Giulia coupe, which emerged in 1962. The hard angles on the greenhouse very new, but not unique. The Silvia carried the bevel to the rear, which was unusual. The shark nose was pretty advanced, too. BMW hadn't used it on its coupes/sedans yet.

    One of my favorite vintage Japanese designs. #lancia
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    Image of Six Flags Over Tomsk Six Flags Over Tomsk
    11/16/09

    In reply to 1972 Lancia Fulvia 1600HF Down On The London Street
    I love these things. Far more eccentric than a GTV or a Fiat Dino. #lancia
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    Image of mechimike mechimike
    11/15/09

    In reply to 1972 Lancia Fulvia 1600HF Down On The London Street
    Murilee, how come you posted this joker's pictures and not my crappy camera phone pictures from the Keokuk, Illinois Mustangs-Only-No Rice-Burners-Allowed Car-Show? #lancia
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    Image of UDMan UDMan
    11/15/09

    @mechimike: There there Mike. I though Murilee was going to use some of my SEMA Porn shots this weekend, but it looks like she is trying to catch up on the DOTS SE postings.

    I'm sure yours will be coming up soon, now that there is only one more LeMons race this year. #lancia
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    Image of Murilee Martin Murilee Martin
    11/15/09

    @UDMan: Someday I'll catch up on everything! #lancia
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    11/16/09

    @Murilee Martin: And the day after that, you'll be dead. Which is why I plan to never finish anything. #lancia
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    11/15/09

    In reply to 1972 Lancia Fulvia 1600HF Down On The London Street

    As opposed to the bastardized-Fiat Beta coupe in yesterday's PCH, this is pure Lancia through and through. The Fulvias are definitely worth preserving, though they still rust like mad. Very pretty little coupe, but that front-end facelift with the staggered lights is not an improvement over the original nose. #lancia
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    11/15/09

    @tonyola: Staggered headlights are awesome. '62 Chrysler Newport? Buick Wildcat? #lancia
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    11/15/09

    @mechimike: Which Wildcat had staggered lights? The only Buick I can think of with staggered lights was the '59 - the Wildcat was introduced for '62. You really think those little pods for the outer lights on the '72 Fulvia are an improvement over the smoother, earlier nose? #lancia
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    11/15/09


    @tonyola: Here's a 1965 Wildcat. Notice the staggered lights, but on the same plane. #lancia
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    11/15/09


    @tonyola: 1966 also had these types of headlamps. #lancia
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    11/15/09


    @tonyola: Though nothing says staggered headlamps quite likr the 1962 Dodge Dart, or the 1962 Plymouth Fury. Here's the Dart: #lancia
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    11/15/09


    @UDMan: Actually it wasn't the Fury, it was the 1963 Dodge Polara and 330. #lancia
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    Image of Van Sarockin, rogue trebuchet Van Sarockin, rogue trebuchet
    11/15/09

    @UDMan: There's some faces only a mother could love. #lancia
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    11/16/09

    @Van Sarockin, rogue trebuchet: Hey, hey! Those are MoPar faces. They march to a different drummer. #lancia
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    11/16/09

    @tonyola: I'm not a big GM fan, I misspoke. Yes, it was those '59's I was speaking of. Lincoln had them too, I forget the model. #lancia
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    Image of evilvocho evilvocho
    11/15/09

    In reply to 1972 Lancia Fulvia 1600HF Down On The London Street
    simply beautiful! and I'm dying to see a working lucas coil! #lancia
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    Image of Novaload Novaload
    11/16/09

    @evilvocho: There's no such thing. It must be a photo-shop. #lancia
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    11/16/09

    @Novaload: hahaha probably, though like UFOs or religion, one has to keep the faith! #lancia
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    02/04/09

    In reply to Lancia Fulvia Sport Zagato 1.3 Down On The West Virginia Street
    North Central WV used to have lots of wierd Euro iron on the roads. I'm originally from Grafton WV (the Home of Mother's Day), and there were Fiat, Triumph, BMC/British Leyland, Renault, Peugeot, Volvo and Mercedes Benz dealerships here well into the mid-70's. Many cars were brought back by servicemen from Europe. My neighbor had a Renault R8 Gordini that fascinated me as a kid. I also remember seeing a Triumph Vitesse convertable that used to pop up on our local roads each summer. The art teacher at our local middle school drove a Lancia Beta coupe. Still, a Fulvia Zagato in Weston is a surprise.


    For the record, I do not have a vestigial tail, webbed feet or hands, Hapsburg chin, hemophilia or any other genetic abnormalities. In addition, I have all my teeth, do not find my sisters attractive, and enjoyed indoor plumbing and cable tv throughout my life in the Mountain State.

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    Image of P161911 probably shoudn't have P161911 probably shoudn't have
    02/03/09

    In reply to Lancia Fulvia Sport Zagato 1.3 Down On The West Virginia Street
    Reminds me of the time that I saw a Fiat Dino Coupe in the parking lot of the Piggly Wiggly in Jackson, GA. Of course the Fiat looked pretty rough.
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    02/03/09

    In reply to Lancia Fulvia Sport Zagato 1.3 Down On The West Virginia Street
    This car belongs to a friend of mine in Weston. Next time, knock on his door (he lives above the old showroom) and he'll show you the really interesting cars inside!
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    Image of Novaload Novaload
    02/04/09

    @junkman: Well of course it does. Clearly, any anomalous node of exotic foreign finery is always traceable to the Junkman!
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    Image of Van Sarockin, rogue trebuchet Van Sarockin, rogue trebuchet
    02/03/09

    In reply to Lancia Fulvia Sport Zagato 1.3 Down On The West Virginia Street
    Before today, I never knew this car existed. Now I know that I have always wanted one.
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    02/04/09

    @Van Sarockin: Great line.
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    Image of simracer simracer
    02/03/09

    In reply to Lancia Fulvia Sport Zagato 1.3 Down On The West Virginia Street
    I dunno...from the back, it looks like a Ford Pinto with a taller windshield. Although presumably this Lancia may not be as prone to cooking its occupants.
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    Image of UDMan UDMan
    02/03/09

    @simracer: No, just stranding them if it rains...
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    02/03/09

    In reply to Lancia Fulvia Sport Zagato 1.3 Down On The West Virginia Street
    Even if it does have that lovechild-of-an-Avanti-and-something-ugly look to it, I rather like it. It's weirdly charming.
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    02/03/09

    In reply to Lancia Fulvia Sport Zagato 1.3 Down On The West Virginia Street
    One of these has been sitting unsold at Fantasy Junction for months. You'd think it was a new car or something. The FJ car has the added benefit of Euro headlights and Campy (?) wheels.

    Sexy car. Too bad it's just 1.3 liters.
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    02/03/09

    @theeastbaykid: E.B.K., the 1.3 motor's pretty good for its day: DOHC, twin sidedraught carbs, around 90 bhp from only 1298ccs. Provided you remember to keep the revs up, it's great fun.


    And the one at FJ actually has a 1.6 in it, per the description on their site. Don't really understand why it's been there so long.

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    02/03/09

    @theeastbaykid: I'm always happy to see a car i've never seen before.
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    02/03/09

    @etang: Didn't mean to belittle (har, har) the 1.3 motor, but contemporary smallbore Alfas and BMWs (to use two examples) were musclecars by comparison. That said, there are a couple of 1.3L standard Fulvias running in California vintage-rally circles, and they seem to do just fine. Nice 1.6 catch on the FJ car--I guess that would make this a Fulvia Zagato HF for the nerds.
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    02/04/09

    @theeastbaykid: Is the reason that it hasn't sold yet connected to the reason that the tailgate doesn't shut properly?
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    Image of scroggzilla raids again scroggzilla raids again
    02/04/09

    @Stoatmaster: If I remember correctly, the tailgate on the Fulvia Zagato was hinged on the side, not the top....and it only opened partially to enhance cabin ventillation.
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    02/03/09

    In reply to Lancia Fulvia Sport Zagato 1.3 Down On The West Virginia Street
    In my opinion, the regular Fulvia coupe is much prettier than this thing. The European models of the Zagato had rectangular headlights that look better than this awkward setup.


    The standard Fulvia coupe:


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    02/03/09

    @tonyola: +1 Such a beautiful,yet basic design.
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