Hello everybody.
I am a (new) owner of a 1972 Fulvia 1.3s. Checking the car, I noticed 3 round holes in the boot that are open to the inner wheel arch. It doesn't look like rust, in the other side there are round marks on the metal on the same place. Was there supposed to be something bolted there?
Thank you for the (hopefully!) help!
Lancia Fulvia boot holes
Re: Lancia Fulvia boot holes
Here it is!
(I had to reduce the quality to annex it, sorry!)
Thank you for your help!
(I had to reduce the quality to annex it, sorry!)
Thank you for your help!
Re: Lancia Fulvia boot holes
Never seen such holes.
Look at your carbs. Where they converted to LPG?
Look at your carbs. Where they converted to LPG?
Re: Lancia Fulvia boot holes
I don’t know how to check that!
and I don’t know much about it’s history, just got it this month…
But it is running well enough with petrol, and I can’t see any adaptations… nor extra gauges…
Is the spare wheel usually fixed anywhere?
Mine was missing.
But it is running well enough with petrol, and I can’t see any adaptations… nor extra gauges…
Is the spare wheel usually fixed anywhere?
Mine was missing.
Re: Lancia Fulvia boot holes
It is the area where someone might fit a high power radio, if the car had ever been owned by a member of the emergency services or a radio enthusiast! Any holes in the wing above or the floor below?
Glyn
Glyn
Re: Lancia Fulvia boot holes
Well, it has the antenna on the other side…
I guess I will never find out!

I do have other doubts though! I have this switch at the front that apparently does nothing now… anyone with an idea of what it might be for?
Thank you all for your help!
I guess I will never find out!
I do have other doubts though! I have this switch at the front that apparently does nothing now… anyone with an idea of what it might be for?
Thank you all for your help!
