Hubert - many thanks for the photos. So it is a lance - mystery solved. Best, Ken

The image may have not come through. "Google" "Lancia Flaminia hubcap" - go to "Images" and then on the top line, click on the 6th photo to enlarge it. Ken

Here is an original hubcap on a Flaminia. Looks more like a spoon than a spear. But I'll go with spear. Ken

Hubert: Ah - good thought. But would have thought the lance on the hubcap would have a sharper point. If you look at a Lancia emblem, there is a Lancia flag supported by a lance, which has a sharp point. It should not be too difficult to stamp a similar image on a sheet metal hubcap. Ken

I recently purchased a very nice reproduction Flaminia hubcap from eBay. Through the center of the lettering there is an arrow of sorts, the arrow ending on the right side with a spoon shape. Does anyone know the meaning of this symbol or what it represents? Ken

At a recent concours, I met a gentleman who is well acquainted with Andrea Zagato and was going to ask him if he could shed any light on my SS Zagato. Hopefully Mr. Zagato will respond.
Ken

I could be wrong, but my research shows that 37 Sport were converted to Super Sport for a total of 187. (150 original Super Sport + 37 converted)
Ken

Here is my 2090.
Ken

Richard - yes, of course - my math was in error - thanks for correcting me. The total is 150 + the 37. By the way, this car is one of the very few (if not the only one) with a split front bumper - perhaps done by Zagato themselves? Trying to determine the original owner. I have written to Zagato, bu...

Congratulations to Pierre Vallade for the spread sheet showing various Lancia chassis numbers. But a question on the Flaminia SS Zagato line - the factory indicates there were 150 produced (plus 37 of the Sport modified to SS specs), for a total of 187. But in adding up the chassis numbers year by y...