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Lancia flavia 1800

Lancia Flavia 1800 Berlina

April 17, 2018 By pete

From the VeloceToday Archives, March 22nd, 2006

By Corrado Caruso
Photos by the author

Passion is created from youthful experiences: From Milan, this is Mr. Caruso’s story of a search and restoration which, if not financially astute, nevertheless was gratifying in a heartfelt manner, which cannot be quantified.

For many years, I have searched for a particular Lancia Flavia, as similar as possible to the car that was owned by my family, in which I learned to drive with the help of my late father. His was an 1800 Berlina, dark green in color, and I remember it well and fondly. But after years of searching I decided to buy the top of the line, and the decision was made to purchase a 2000 LX.

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