Just popped up on eBay, in light of the RetroPower offering i thought this one was a tad overpriced at ?280k
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/305829439...9427&recoPos=1
Listing says right hand drive, first registration 2021 so initial though was replica.
But a closer look shows LHD and a proper sill line with an engine size of 2419 so it's probably an original. Any sort of history and the price looks cheap!
Guy
'Same photo Guy.
The title is different though. 1975 on one, and 2001 on the other, and described as "white".???
The NEC auction listing is a guide of 280,000 to 330,000 pounds.
By the way, we've still got question marks instead of pounds signs on this forum. Hey ho.
The car in question
Apologies for the duplicated thread! When I clicked on the other one it didn't bring up any pictures on the Mac Book... That's my story and I'm sticking to it!
I know who's car this is...
We have discussed the car before:Originally Posted by ProtoTipo
Obviously a mountain of work done since then, and now perfect for historic rallying.
Last edited by ProtoTipo; 08-11-2024 at 13:41.
I've skimmed through the previous thread and have to own up to being a little confused......
Phil Hotham (is he still the owner?) said "....My Stratos is a genuine stratos It was built by Marchesi in Italy for me on the original Jigs and tooling and the fiberglass parts where also produced in Italy.....I also have a Nova and heritage dating certificate documents so it can be registered onto a V5c log book.....With a stratos chassis number on the documents which is 1974"
So if it was built for him, rather than bought as a complete car from Lancia, can it really be a "genuine" car and considered as an original? I don't know whether it has appropriate "matching" engine and chassis numbers?
Also, for those with more than my limited knowledge on such matters, what is the considered opinion on value?
Guide price is ?280-330k which seems pretty good value (particularly if it really is a genuine/original) when replicas have been selling for more than ?100k....
You're not the only one confused Gerry. Me too.
And short of a full explanation I'd guess a fair few more people.
My view is if it didn't come off the Bertone production line in 1974 with a build record as in the Trow book example, then it isn't an original Stratos.
Thanks John
Glad it's not just me!
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