Lancia Gamma.
The Gamma was Lancia's luxury coupe for the 1970s taking on cars such as BMW's E3 coupe and the 130 Coupe from Fiat. Fragile electrics and terminal body rot from an early age has ensured that most Gammas have ended their days propping up an Escort in an oily breaker's yard. Failure of the toothed cam belt also put paid to the engine in many of these distinctive Lancias. This car is a rare survivor and was registered in 1979 - hence the T registration.
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Classic Breakdown - AA & RAC
Could your car ever breakdown en route to a show? Get some peace of mind with breakdown recovery, compare the AA and RAC easily at their websites. |
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Lancia Books
Whether for the Gamma as shown below, or any other type of Lancia, it is worth having a look on Amazon for books, DVDs, Videos etc. |
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Buy and Sell Classics
If you're selling a collectors' car, have a look at the bespoke online advertising at Pedigree Automobiles. |
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Have you seen today's eBay auction listings for the Lancia Gamma?
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(Find Gamma parts, books, factory manuals, models and complete vehicles - listings updated daily.)
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Picture showing a classic Lancia, one of 135 images in this set.
- The Gamma, built by Lancia.
- First built/registered in the 1970s.
- Finished in: Red.
Several thousand photos feature in the various galleries here at oldclassiccar. If you're interested in Lancias, whether just the Gamma shown here, or other models in addition to Gammas, then it is worth looking at the other photos in this set of 135 motoring images, and also on the main photos page where details of all the image collections are held.
Most of the photographs in this set were taken during 2007, either at shows, road runs or in museums. A small number were also sent over to me by visitors to this site, for which I'm very grateful. If you have a photograph that you've taken, showing a vehicle that doesn't yet feature on this site, it'd be great to see it. If you own an example of Lancia Gamma and would like to see it featured in the Your Cars elsewhere on the site, then by all means get in touch too!
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