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March 21st 10, 12:23 PM
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File 17 of 50, Lancia Fulvia Coupe 3 Monte Carlo 1973 f3q.JPG - 467 Kbytes
Looks like an HF, but then I don't know what exactly designates a Rallye HF.
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March 23rd 10, 09:33 PM
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File 17 of 50, Lancia Fulvia Coupe 3 Monte Carlo 1973 f3q.JPG - 467 Kbytes
The most notable difference between the two was the engine. This Monte
Carlo edition, a rare model made in limited numbers to commemorate the 1972 Monte Carlo Rally victory by Sandro Munari in a Fulvia 1.6HF, is based on a normal 1.3S with 90 hp. The contemporary 1600HF produced 114 hp. Production of the "true" 1.6HF ended however in 1970. That one offered up to 132 hp and basically was a homologation special, like all HF versions had been before. Visibly the Monte Carlo edition distinguishes itself from the 1600HF by having extra driving lights, a matt black bonnet and a matt black exterior mirror as standard. In 1974 there was another limited edition special, the Fulvia 3 Safari, which were all painted yellow and had a denim interior. That one is exceptionally hard to find nowadays. André. On Sun, 21 Mar 2010 12:23:05 GMT, "Zinc" > wrote: >Looks like an HF, but then I don't know what exactly designates a Rallye HF.
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March 23rd 10, 10:02 PM
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File 17 of 50, Lancia Fulvia Coupe 3 Monte Carlo 1973 f3q.JPG - 467 Kbytes
Ah. Thanks, André. This will come in handy at the next Italian show here.
-- Z~ On 23-Mar-2010, André Ritzinger > wrote: > The most notable difference between the two was the engine. This Monte > Carlo edition, a rare model made in limited numbers to commemorate the > 1972 Monte Carlo Rally victory by Sandro Munari in a Fulvia 1.6HF, is > based on a normal 1.3S with 90 hp. The contemporary 1600HF produced > 114 hp. Production of the "true" 1.6HF ended however in 1970. That one > offered up to 132 hp and basically was a homologation special, like > all HF versions had been before. Visibly the Monte Carlo edition > distinguishes itself from the 1600HF by having extra driving lights, a > matt black bonnet and a matt black exterior mirror as standard. > In 1974 there was another limited edition special, the Fulvia 3 > Safari, which were all painted yellow and had a denim interior. That > one is exceptionally hard to find nowadays. > > André. > > On Sun, 21 Mar 2010 12:23:05 GMT, "Zinc" > > wrote: > > >Looks like an HF, but then I don't know what exactly designates a Rallye > >HF.
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