Vintage Car Connections

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1966 Lancia Flavia

Posted on October 1, 2014 - Uncategorized

I am selling a delightful RHD 1966 Lancia Flavia Coupe designed by Pini Farina.

This beautiful coupe was imported from Italy last year. It was a one family owned vehicle (Father, son) before I had purchased it.

It has all proper import documents, current registration and California license plates as well as the clean pink slip in my name.

Recent service, health exam and drive test performed by an experienced Flavia mechanic. He mentioned that this car drove exceptionally well. He performed a compression and leak down test. The results yielded to be very positive with an even spread and healthy numbers. He said that the numbers should get higher when it would be used more often.

1) 180/15% 2) 176/13% 3) 185/15% 4) 169/15%

Through-out the years it has been pampered and is all original. It has been repainted once in the original color. The paint job was done really well. Doors shut like an old Porsche. All the windows, and rubbers were taken off.

I have the original Italian title, manual, both sets of keys, factory passport which proves chassis / engine to be original

Even the interior remains untouched with a perfect amount of “patina”.

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1988 Porsche 944 Turbo

Posted on October 1, 2014 - Uncategorized

1988 Porsche 944 Turbo Barn Find

Found sitting inside of a barn since 2001.

This Porsche has had every typical 944 issue taken care of in the past 6 months, and then some.

Over $11,000 in recent mechanical work. Invoices available for everything.

Starts up easy, runs smooth. Good balance, acceleration. 5 speed manual transmission.

Most of the car bears its original paint.

Interior is clean with minimal seat wear. Dash has a cap.

Don’t like the turbo sign or turbo on the hood? Let me know and I can remove either one.

Some of the recent work carried out includes :

Valve Job with updated head gasket
New Battery
New Injectors
New Brakes
New Water Pump and Timing Belt
Rebuilt Steering Rack
All coolant and vacuum lines replaced
AC converted to R134 and blows ice cold
No Lakes

Factory Options :
158 – Radio “Reno”
425 – Rear Window Wiper
454 – Automatic Speed Control
450 – Light metal wheels
946 – Partial Leather Seats Front

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1973 Dodge Coronet Custom Wagon

Posted on October 1, 2014 - Uncategorized

1973 Dodge Coronet Wagon Custom 7-Seater Dragster $9,000 Delivered

This is a super, super fun, fast and loud Mopar that will bring someone lots of joy to come…!
This car was a parents Christmas gift for their son back in 1973…
According to the original window sticker this car came with a 318 CI Big Block V8 and Automatic Transmission. It has a few great options such as a front bench seat, electric ignition, power brakes, power steering, front disc brakes, air deflector wing on the rear, power tailgate window (works!). It has fender turn signal blinkers, and the original radio. Both work..!
In 1992 the owner had the original engine rebuilt to the tune of $2439.59. Shortly after the entire family took the car out to the drag strip to have some fun..!
It has been repainted once in its life time in the original color. The paint job was good a long time ago, however at some point a canopy got loose by the wind and made lots of scratches and they were forced to spot paint bare metal areas. I would rate the paint job a 6 because of all the scratches / dings at this point.
The interior is complete, but does have some wear as well. The 2nd bench seat seams have split and the rear plastic pieces have lots of scratches and should be restored. The dash has some cracks, and the windshield does, too.
Most recently a younger man owned this car, and he decided that he wanted to go even faster… He replaced the original 318 CI engine with a Big Block 440….! =D Added air shocks in the rear to lower / raise the back end of the car, and got some beefier tires with slotted mag rims.
This car is ridiculously fast, loud, runs cool and stops on a dime.
The undercarriage is completely rust free. There looks to be a 4 square inch patch on the passenger side behind the rear wheel, but that’s it.
There are lots of records, and receipts for the work done to the tune of $7173.94 not including the original purchase price of the car. Comes with some misc. spare parts including original low beam lights.

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