Ken; Don't forget to count the first car - chassis #2001 to #2010 is actually 10 chassis. That will account for your missing 4 cars over the 4 years. The low production numbers speak for themselves. The Flaminia SS was (is) an expensive and sophisticated coachbuilt car. 150 cars were built over 4 ye...

@ Geoff: good to know. Where can you buy it?

I noticed this on the Italian side of the Forum: http://www.fcagroup.com/en-US/group/history/Pages/lorenzo_morello_lancia.aspx The work of Centro Storico Fiat and STAF, a group of volunteers focussing on Fiat's technical history. Among the Fiat material, they discovered a cache of Lancia drawings in...

This may be old news to some - neither the Italian nor the English sides of the Forum mention it - but this book is in both Italian and English. It wasn't so clear from web searches I did before buying it - the English title (in tiny print on the cover) is "Lancia The Excellent Ancestors&am...

Gianni Lancia passed away June 30. Here's an English language article from Europeonline: http://en.europeonline-magazine.eu/italian-car-industry-magnate-gianni-lancia-dies-at-89_344517.html And a notice courtesy Quattroruote online: http://www.quattroruote.it/news/eventi/2014/07/04/lutto_nel_mondo_d...

Another Flaminia sedan with the Saxomat currently for sale:

http://www.gullwingmotorcars.com/1961-l ... c-1450.htm?

@PG perhaps this is among the ones you've already counted.