Worth a look.

[fay66]

http://www.ricambilanciafulvia.it/it/content/45-obiettivo-rallye-montecarlo-2016


Brian
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[frankxhv773t]

That's a pretty radical rebuild. It almost makes Chugga look tame!

[Dilambdaman]

Impressive! Having gone through a similar process in 6 months with our Fanalone (albeit without a professional workshop or a comparable budget!) I can fully appreciate the unrelenting pressure they were under.

http://www.lancia.myzen.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=5820.0

Robin.

[Martin D]

Ok, stupid question from someone who hasn't restored a Fulvia (yet!) :

They stripped it down, repaired bits of bodywork, painted the shell, installed engine and lots of bits, then masked it all off to paint it again !
Why not paint it once without the bits on ?

Martin.

[SanRemo78]

Maybe they marked the paint in a few places on the initial rebuild? When I built the Stratos replica it was basically fully built then stripped back to a chassis/body for paint. Once it came back it's (almost) a pleasure putting it all back together again knowing that everything is there!

Guy

[nthomas1]

Wonderful!!   I so enjoy these step-by-step renovations/rebuilds.

[peteracs]

Ok, stupid question from someone who hasn't restored a Fulvia (yet!) :

They stripped it down, repaired bits of bodywork, painted the shell, installed engine and lots of bits, then masked it all off to paint it again !
Why not paint it once without the bits on ?

Martin.

Well to my eye and unless their camera is way off, there are two cars in the sequence as the original shell is painted a red and the second painting looks like maroon to me. Also at the end of the sequence you see a maroon one as well with the number 8.

Peter

[Richard Fridd]

I rather llike the door cards and heat shielded front brake pipes. Probably would have run brake/fuel pipes interally. Nice metalwork.