Those were the days my friends......

[Parisien]

As Ms Hopkins sang some decades ago, but in this Daily Telegraph from 1999, it doesn't seem so long ago, never mind the prices realised that year!

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[lancialulu]

Sadly it seems the Gamma Coupe prices haven't moved since 1999. Must be the bargain PF Lancia?!

[Parisien]

Sadly it seems the Gamma Coupe prices haven't moved since 1999. Must be the bargain PF Lancia?!

Double edged sword, means they are a "cheap" way into Lancia ownership, but I suspect there aren't that many out there, plus if in poor condition the cost of even light restoration far out weighs value at end.

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[fay66]

I know my eyesight isn't that good but I can't see Fulvia Coupe listed?

[sparehead3]

Hi Brian

I can see this :
Fulvia HF S1 - 8K - 9K
Fulvia HF S2 - 7k - 7.5k

Always interesting to see this sort of thing, thanks for adding it Frank.

My integrale was less that the price shown there in 1999 ( I bought in  2004 ) so they were dropping for the next 5 years at least

[fay66]

Hi Brian

I can see this :
Fulvia HF S1 - 8K - 9K
Fulvia HF S2 - 7k - 7.5k

Always interesting to see this sort of thing, thanks for adding it Frank.

My integrale was less that the price shown there in 1999 ( I bought in  2004 ) so they were dropping
for the next 5 years at least

Steve, yes I did see the Hf's but no 1.3 coupes at all.
Brian
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[stanley sweet]

Brian, I would say a 1.3 would have been about 4K. That's what I paid for my 1.3S in 1994 and they didnt move by much for a long time. When I bought it HF's were about double at 8-9 as indicated. It's quite recently that Fulvias have been rediscovered and the HF's have leapt away from the 1300's,  although they have shot up too. I think as Ferrari's (remember GT4's at 8K?) and Alfa's have gone up people have begun looking at Lancia's, especially for competition.