That's cool. Thanks for posting this. We used to go over there for the vintage races and auction. They used to have a concours then also. Sort of like a mini-Monterey weekend.
I'm putting it on the calendar.
I'm putting it on the calendar.
The Lancia did not have a entrant's card on it when I went by it; maybe johnei has some info on it.Nice pictures. As usual, too many events in Southern California in one weekend. I hope the show does well in future years. I like that old Lancia racer. Do you know more about it?
In a PM earlier this evening, he mentioned that it's Paul Guttman's car, which means it's a 1.3HF (1 of about 830 made), ex-Cunningham Museum. Paul's an ALC member living in NV, and I have the car in my Fulvia registry, but I don't have any other details. I don't know if it has any race history; HFs were homologation specials, and the majority were stradale, not corsa. This one's a bit unusual for a 1.3HF in that it has bumpers. These may have been added later, as I've never seen another 1.3 HF with them--not in any photo and not in any factory brochure. Even from just that one photo, it looks like it's in beautiful shape.The Lancia did not have a entrant's card on it when I went by it; maybe johnei has some info on it.
An entirely different kettle of fish. That appears to be a special, but I'm not sure it's old.OK. I'm not up on my Lancia's at all. I thought that he was referring to a different old Lancia racer that did not have a card or any identifying sign on it.
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