Group S 800 horsepower (?) Lancia Stratos Delta S4 ECV, with Marco Elan (SP?) driving

found on http://bumpsteer.blogspot.com/

the 1975 Lancia Stratos HF Stradale the postman bought, and hardly drove. Possibly the most original currant example

Fangio, Monaco, and that cool car (music sucks though, lower your volume)

found on http://redhousecanada.tumblr.com

the car is the Lancia D50 http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2012/10/the-car-that-stunned-me-most-at-art.html

The Lancia Stratos Zero, one of the wedge concept cars of the 1968-1970 school of tiny flat angles.

coincidence that the above poster was what I just found last week? http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2012/12/i-found-great-tumblr-today-perfectly.html

the others of this same school of design were the Ferrari Modulo, the Ferrari 512S, and the Alfa Romeo Carabo

above incredible photo from an incredible website: http://mi24.livejournal.com/556875.html

The car that stunned me the most at the Art Center College Car Classic 2012, was this 1955 Lancia D50

 

You can learn a lot from car guys, even ones that collect Lancias, in Pennsylvania... cool story from Car and Driver via the Vintage Racing League

I had no idea so many parts were the same in Ferraris and Lancias of the 60's

Mike Kristick: "The Lancia people tell me not to sell any tool kits to Ferrari guys. They’re the same pieces as Ferrari tool kits, but they keep telling me that the Ferrari guys will pay three times as much. The fuel pump for a Lancia Flaminia is the same as a Ferrari’s; the Fulvia ignition is the same as a Ferrari’s. The Ferrari parts guys buy up all of the Lancia parts and jack up the prices to the Ferrari guys."

What began as a search for parts for the Fulvia has become, three decades later, what may be the largest inventory of salvaged and new-old-stock (NOS) Lancia parts on the continent.
http://www.caranddriver.com/features/ancient-grease-lancia-life-support-feature?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+caranddriver%2Fblog+%28Car+and+Driver%29

least known way to score a Ferrari engine

Buy a Lancia Stratos. It had a 2.4 liter V6 Ferrari engine. Bertone coachbuilt the bodies.

It won the World Rally Championship 3 times.

They only made 500 for public sale

The Lancia 037 won the World Rally Championship, beating the Audi Quattro, and was the last 2 wheel drive to win the championship

The Lancia Fima 8.32 had the Ferrari V8 from the Ferrari Mondail and 308 . It was a 3.0 liter though, and he body was by PininFarina

Or if someone should stumble over a lost ASA 1000 Gt. Not going to happen, they were very very rare and were only built from 1963 to 1966. They cost 40% more than the nearest competitive car, the Alfa Giulia Sprint