Closed Rally Car - Options?

[eddyramrod]

As I've been reading up on them lately... what about an Alfa Romeo 1750/2000 Berlina? There seem to be several about in the US, despite them being now 30-40 years old. The reason I've been reading up on them is I've been offered one, here in Cyprus. It would mean getting rid of the Capri, but it's sorely tempting, I've never owned an Alfa. Being a family-size 4 door car goes in its favour, and might work for you as a rally car too (just like the Volvo Amazon...). Whatever you choose, good luck!

 

[AngliaGT]

I saw a Berlina driving around town here.I love the
styling of the back of it.They're rare here - only imported
for a few years.I'd be tempted to buy one.
There was an article on one in the last issue of Hemmings-
Sports & Exotic Car magazine.One owner.
Doc would be the Alfa guy to talk to.

- Doug

 

[TRMark]

How about a 77 Lancia Beta HPE. I'll let it go cheap. I have to part with a few things to get my 39 Ford project going.

 

[swift6]

How about a 77 Lancia Beta HPE. I'll let it go cheap. I have to part with a few things to get my 39 Ford project going.

Mark, PM me the particulars and contact info. I know someone in this area that might be interested. He already has a few Lancia's and may be interested in yours.

 

[elvacar]

Bristol 406 on ebay with a Buick engine

I am not a real fan of the 6 cyl Bristol Engine - neat looking

interesting valvetrain - 50's look

The Bristol car is nice looking though and the hinged fenders are a Bristol unique feature - aside from the Toyota 2000



A Lancia HPE is unique and so is a Fiat 130 Coupe' I wander to the Fiat however

 

[Tullamore]

That Bristol is unique and beautiful.

 

[elvacar]

Yes - It generated the appropriate lust - I loved the interior color

Hard to get a coach built car at that price

I wonder if it sold?