Lancia Fulvia coupe.

[crahel]

Done some more work on the windscreen surrounds. Busy with the lower section. I didn't take any photo's will post later tonight.

[crahel]

[crahel]

A few picture updates.

[crahel]

I feel like I have abandoned the lancia, but soon ill be able to get back to it. My father in law is moving out and taking his garage items with, cant wait for a nice empty garage space to work in.

So hopefully ill be back with some progress mid January 2017.

[67fulvia]

Nov 5, 2013 16:24:23 GMT crahel said:

I'm currently busy restoring my fulvia. It's been a long haul to get it to this stage, 4 years so far.

[67fulvia]

Nov 7, 2013 10:09:21 GMT 79cord said:

Sad to see just how much work is & has been required upon it, but encouraging to see the progress so far & the dedication to do it. Spare engines would certainly beg to be played with once it's together.

[67fulvia]

quite an undertaking. getting started on my fulvia now. when you stripped the interior, did you come across any asbestos? I am curious about the bituminous underlayment below the rubber floor matting. Hoping the lancia engineers opted to not put asbestos in the interior by the 1960's.

[crahel]

There was soundproofing on the fire wall and floor pan, was quite a process to remove. I don't recall any asbestos being used.

[crahel]

67fulvia, there are two other good threads regarding the fulvia on here, see..

retrorides.proboards.com/thread/187827/fulvia-1200-coupe

retrorides.proboards.com/thread/142841/1972-lancia-fulvia-coupe-pastures

[67fulvia]

thanks for the threads. just starting to peel the onion back - fortunately the subframe mounts are solid unlike the 1200 coupe in the first thread. yikes!

[crahel]

Good luck.

[crahel]

Ive now sold the lancia project, I'm emigrating and cant take lancia with me. Sad day, but also a good one. New owner is very keen to get lancia on the road again soon. I wish him well and many happy miles in a great lancia.

Cheers