As far I remember this HF 2000 was for sale in Belgium a moment ago with a big price asked (around 90k€)
As far I remember this HF 2000 was for sale in Belgium a moment ago with a big price asked (around 90k€)
I would say €45k.
I like most of the details, especially the Speedline wheels, albeit 4 stud. As used on '75 works cars. 'Munari Ferrero is the larger Fulvia size.
Auction estimate £120kOriginally Posted by Stratie.fr
As far I remember this HF 2000 was for sale in Belgium a moment ago with a big price asked (around 90k€). https://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C1018560 Doesn't even mention 'replica' anywhere.
Current bid of €56k is actually €67.5k once fees and VAT on those fees are added!
Last edited by LPH_UK; 24-07-2018 at 18:04.
What's that, it's a replica??? Good grief.
I am, of course, joking, but I think the fact they've not mentioned it strikes me as very underhanded somehow. It's probably because the way it's presented and worded seems to suggest that it's somehow a legitimate, real Lancia, without actually saying as much. I'd hope anyone considering buying this does their homework and bids accordingly...although I think it's already way past what I'd consider it's worth.
Having said that, it does look really nice, but if it fetches even £100K then that makes mine worth about £250K. And I've not even got a body on it yet
Original ad:£164255! https://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C971402
Last edited by LPH_UK; 24-07-2018 at 18:30.
Can't for the life of me understand why it didn't sell. ....it says here....
any one know details on this bit '. The car was produced by Erlado Mandarini, a big name in the motorsport world, also inventor of the 1100 sport Mandarini, only made in 3 copies.'
Eraldo Mandarini, https://www.google.co.uk/search?sour...94.E69OsdNCK20
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