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Title: Monaco Post by: Richard Fridd on 09 May, 2014, 01:41:48 PM Flaminia Est 325-400K USD www.rmauctions.com/lots/?SaleCode=MC14&sort=lot Also Fanalone, D50 rep, Aurelia America
Title: Re: Monaco Post by: Sebastien on 09 May, 2014, 02:19:27 PM The estimate you give is correct, but in EUR, not USD.
To get the figure in USD you have to multiply by 1.38. Seems a very high estimate to me, at least twice the price of an excellent B20. Will it sell? Title: Re: Monaco Post by: Richard Fridd on 09 May, 2014, 03:05:55 PM Thankyou, Euros of course. Will it sell? Well I suppose if one can't quite stretch to the B24s at €750-950
Title: Re: Monaco Post by: Sebastien on 11 May, 2014, 03:18:37 PM I was mistaken, the Flaminia Zagato did sell, it was sold for an incredible price: 571.200 EUR according to the RM website today.
It had what it takes to succeed: iconic design rarity what looks like a perfect restoration, in the best colors and maybe a complete history. All other Lancias also sold: the D50A recreation for 812.000 EUR The B24 spider for 784.000 EUR (that is more than 1 Mio. USD, which seems to be the going price now for excellent spiders!) The Fulvia HF for 84.000 EUR So the market seems still strong, for well presented cars. Title: Re: Monaco Post by: Richard Fridd on 11 May, 2014, 05:17:12 PM A Flaminia record I assume? Anyone got a crystal ball?
Title: Re: Monaco Post by: Parisien on 11 May, 2014, 05:20:15 PM Sebastien keeps an auction results page on the Viva Lancia site.
P Title: Re: Monaco Post by: Richard Fridd on 21 May, 2014, 03:35:31 PM I see the current VL page number six has a column which mentions Flaminia Sport prices. €100,000+, albeit March 2014. Does anyone here know of any of the Sport 'bargains to be found in France and the UK'?
Title: Re: Monaco Post by: DavidLaver on 21 May, 2014, 06:04:39 PM It was the mythical 2000 euro Flavia Super Jollies I wondered about - are there really any about any more? David Title: Re: Monaco Post by: lancialulu on 21 May, 2014, 06:19:21 PM seems VL article is way out of date then even by months the prices are going exponential for the rare models. All lancias are iconic IMHO....
Title: Re: Monaco Post by: Richard Fridd on 21 May, 2014, 06:36:17 PM Aurelia B24 Spider (America) €250,000. Condition is not mentioned in the published price guide?, although 'Banger' (which means project I expect) is of course in the title.
Title: Re: Monaco Post by: Sebastien on 21 May, 2014, 07:03:25 PM Just a few comments:
Those Ruoteclassiche values are for what they call a 100% car / Prezzo Ruoteclassiche Vetture di bon livello, originali, ben conservate, oppure restaurate correttamente. Vetture omologate Asi o di sicura omologazione. I would translate as: Cars at a good level, original, in good conservation, or well restored. Cars with Asi homologation, or certain to be homologated. Ruoteclassiche values have always been all over the place. For example a B24 spider has the same quotation as a Lambda 1st series. When have you seen a Lambda, even 1st series, sell for the same price as an Aurelia spider? And is any Lambda, even in their 100% condition, worth 200.000 €? Quotations for Lambdas are too high, while Aurelia spiders have always been too low! And why should an Astura then be worth 80.000 €? Does it make sense to give a quotation for an Aurelia B55/ B56 of which there were maybe 6 to 10 chassis built, all with one-off bodies, from an iconic Florida II, to a strange Ghia body? And finally, do you think you will today find a (really 100%) Appia 1st series for 8.000 €? So it is best to take those values with a grain of salt, and to do your homework! Title: Re: Monaco Post by: Richard Fridd on 28 May, 2014, 11:33:12 AM Regarding covertibles here is a B24s from a little while ago http://mint2me.com/2013/12/07/elegant-58-lancia-aurelia/
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