A variety of Fiats and Lancia off FB Marketplace

[kmead]

No knowledge not mine no relationship

1979 X1/9

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1980 X1/9

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1985 X1/9

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1975 X1/9

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Lancia Scorpion rear valance

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1979 Lancia Beta Zagato Spider

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1988 Lancia Delta Integrale

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1974 Fiat X1/9

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Lancia 037 Stradale Super Charger and head

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Fiat Uno (Brazilian model with SC)

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1971 Fiat 850 Spider

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1976 Lancia Scorpion

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[DanielForest]

Karl,
You don't have WORK to do on your cars? BTW, the 1975 link is for the parts car. Some people think their car are gold. But the 1974 would be a good deal for parts.

 

[JNewm]

A $14,000 paint job on the Lancia Delta Integrale?? Good lord. I once painted a VW Jetta with tractor paint; I think the all-in cost was about $50. Named it Tony the Tiger. To be fair, the Lancia does look better...

 

[kmead]

Karl,
You don't have WORK to do on your cars? BTW, the 1975 link is for the parts car. Some people think their car are gold. But the 1974 would be a good deal for parts.

Fixed the 1975 link, thanks.

I do.

I got home from work, ate dinner and felt like kicking back as I had spent last week in Cleveland tearing out the bathtub and surround at my Mom’s, replumbed for a shower, installed the shower, replaced a toilet, pulled a window out to properly install it as some numbnut (not me) had put it in with short little finish nails, a number of small electrical and general repair projects and then installed a new front door and screen/storm door on top of that.

I came home and pulled the tub drain on my daughter’s bathroom and replaced all the parts. I prepped to replumb the utility room where I had quickly replaced the tankless water heater last weekend before I left for my Mom’s house. The water lines are a mess and I have a bunch of technology (routers, Wifi access points and antenna distribution) also in that room that needs to be organized and properly affixed to the walls/shelves.

My cars do need attention but they run and are not giving me any trouble so I am leaving them alone for now. I need to replace the first O2 sensor on the 07 Element and change its oil as the idiot lights are telling me, I suspect I also need to replace the starter which is one of those bad jobs that Fiat owners complain about...

 

[DanielForest]

Fixed the 1975 link, thanks.

I do.

I got home from work, ate dinner and felt like kicking back as I had spent last week in Cleveland tearing out the bathtub and surround at my Mom’s, replumbed for a shower, installed the shower, replaced a toilet, pulled a window out to properly install it as some numbnut (not me) had put it in with short little finish nails, a number of small electrical and general repair projects and then installed a new front door and screen/storm door on top of that.

I came home and pulled the tub drain on my daughter’s bathroom and replaced all the parts. I prepped to replumb the utility room where I had quickly replaced the tankless water heater last weekend before I left for my Mom’s house. The water lines are a mess and I have a bunch of technology (routers, Wifi access points and antenna distribution) also in that room that needs to be organized and properly affixed to the walls/shelves.

My cars do need attention but they run and are not giving me any trouble so I am leaving them alone for now. I need to replace the first O2 sensor on the 07 Element and change its oil as the idiot lights are telling me, I suspect I also need to replace the starter which is one of those bad jobs that Fiat owners complain about...

OK. So spending a little time on Facebook could probably called "procrastination". I think the word means the same thing in English and in French. But thanks for the interesting links!

 

[RJ80]

Anyone know if that's actually a 037 Volumex assembly or just the standard 124/Beta Volumex? Rare either way.