Any Flaminia coupe wings front and rear complete or repair panels.
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22 December, 2024, 06:58:07 AM
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on: Yesterday at 10:24:33 PM
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| Started by lancianut666 - Last post by lancianut666 | ||
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Any Flaminia coupe wings front and rear complete or repair panels.
Clarkey |
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on: Yesterday at 10:21:17 PM
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| Started by lancianut666 - Last post by lancianut666 | ||
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Some good news for a member with severe engine difficulties as he has reported the engine from Don Cross' estate is installed and going well.
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on: Yesterday at 10:18:47 PM
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| Started by lancianut666 - Last post by lancianut666 | ||
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I might visit the trimmer in the New Year and see if I can get all the trim back and do a mock up of the new interior...
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on: Yesterday at 10:14:20 PM
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| Started by lancianut666 - Last post by lancianut666 | ||
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The Y10 is now inside for the winter and will get some attention when the Flaminia engine is back in the car.
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on: Yesterday at 10:10:51 PM
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| Started by lancianut666 - Last post by lancianut666 | ||
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The engine man has tried the oxy torch to no avail so we will regroup in the New Year and check the block to liner gap and if with in limits will get on with the rebore.
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on: Yesterday at 05:28:46 PM
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| Started by Mzarsh - Last post by lancialulu | ||
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They are the same for l or r.
There are some good replicas about https://www.pieces-fulvia.com/chromed-exterior-mirror-lancia-fulvia-series-2-and-3.htm |
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on: Yesterday at 04:05:47 PM
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| Started by Mzarsh - Last post by Mzarsh | ||
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Hi all,
Looking for a LHD wing mirror for a Fulvia S2. Does anyone have one lying around? Picture for reference Thanks! |
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on: 20 December, 2024, 01:33:52 PM
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| Started by timdaw - Last post by chriswgawne | ||
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Yes Tim, 4th srs did have a relay which is of course slightly safer electricity wise . I find the original horns to be very loud actually-maybe you need to change to some FIAMM Air horns which were an aftermarket accessory back them? I might be able to help you with a age appropriate set but I cant check until towards the end of January.
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on: 20 December, 2024, 11:13:33 AM
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| Started by timdaw - Last post by timdaw | ||
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Thanks William. I have that diagram in Paul Mayo's manual. I note that the 4th series DID have a relay. My installation looks all orignal, so maybe they did fit a relay later on in 3rd series. My horns both work but I find them inadequate for modern driving where people have so many distractions. I need a horn to wake them up!! I've established which is the live - T, so I'll connect it up to the new horn...the aptly named Denali Sound Bomb, made in Italy!
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on: 19 December, 2024, 09:03:09 PM
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| Started by timdaw - Last post by williamcorke | ||
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The standard pair of horns, which I think are usually Fiamm, don't need a separate relay and are plenty loud enough for most people's taste. I can probably find you a pair...
Here's the S3 wiring diagram. You could make a tester with a bulb to trace the wires... |
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