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[Rick]

Howdy all, does anyone have any valuation figures to hand for the Lancia Fulvias? I received this email the other day, and I said I'd pop it on here to see if anyone had a rough idea of what to ask for it as a complete vehicle, spares or repair!??!???

ta, Rick

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Hi there

I hope you dont mind me contacting you.

I have a 2 door LHD Lancia Fulvia 1974 saloon 1300cc to sell.
The body work is in a bad way, as my kind friend forgot to tell me his garage had a leak when i stored it there a few years ago!

I was driving it, and it was immaculate at the time,so i can only presume the engine and most parts are good, but I have no clue as to what i should sell it for.

Do I sell it as spares seperately, or as a whole car?

Being a female I dont want to appear an idiot when selling it, but I also dont want to sell for less than u think it may be worth.Any advice you can give me would be a real help.
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[Geoffp]

The Fulvia Sedan (Saloon) had four doors, so this is more likely a coupe (they were a rather boxy shape for a coupe) so well worth saving. I had a look recently at one that had been off the road for a couple of years, but recommissioning was a major job and would have cost about £1,000 to £1,500 done professionally including a complete rebuild of the braking system. Bodywork would have been extra on top of that. Fulvias just don't appear on the market these days, although spares seem to be available (later Fulvias share a number of parts with Fiats) so it may be best to sell it as a project; an auction would probably be the only way of seeing what a fair value would be.

Geoff