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Re: Aldo Broverone's Opinion on Fulvia Sport

Posted: 11 Nov 2010, 08:18
by racing
You are right with the socks on. They are only open for the picture. The is normaly a cover on it.

Like they use on formular cars. The add. pic.showes it on the car of the "old" solex carb owner .

Andreas

Re: Aldo Broverone's Opinion on Fulvia Sport

Posted: 17 Nov 2010, 11:37
by racing
a little bit boring here today

new pic´s

Andreas

Re: Aldo Broverone's Opinion on Fulvia Sport

Posted: 22 Nov 2010, 10:42
by racing
new update from the week end ( was very cold )

Re: Aldo Broverone's Opinion on Fulvia Sport

Posted: 22 Nov 2010, 12:35
by Charles
As said by others: Nice work Andreas! I'm really enjoying your progress and craftsmanship. I've got a late series 1 Sport 1,3 (chassis #818.332.2183) thus steel panels with alu doors and bonnet. It is quite sound at the moment. Given the underlaying construction however, which in effect is a huge corrosion trap, I,ll expect to do a simillar project like you in about 10 years.

Just for curiousity: What material is used for your hatchback door and your spare wheel door? It's wide spread "believed" that for series 1 and 1,5 all moving parts are made of alluminium. I've never seen both back doors in aluminium though, not even on aluminium cars. Also the part table doesn't state different matrials used.

Re: Aldo Broverone's Opinion on Fulvia Sport

Posted: 22 Nov 2010, 13:42
by racing
the hatchback and the spare wheel door´s are in steel. ( strange )

spare wheel door enclose ( not ready but with out paint )

Re: Aldo Broverone's Opinion on Fulvia Sport

Posted: 22 Nov 2010, 23:42
by lucasgeheniau
I have 3 Zagato's with spare wheel doors, one car all peraluman, but the door is old rusty iron.
So I have reason to believe that the back doors were never in Aluminium.

Fulvia Sport

Posted: 23 Nov 2010, 23:52
by fulvia a.i.
more nice fotos of Xpensive fulvia parts; just-investments & just-posted in Viva Lancia DE, from Monte Carlo, Brave Lad ;) Fulvia Body is in paint shop; should be done soon ! MonteCarlo may be in a Nerve-Clinic B)

Re: Aldo Broverone's Opinion on Fulvia Sport

Posted: 13 Dec 2010, 09:14
by Charles
Hi Andreas,

Any progress from last "report" or was it too cold to work on your zagato?
I'm really enjoying your updates.

Cheers,

Charles

Re: Aldo Broverone's Opinion on Fulvia Sport

Posted: 13 Dec 2010, 09:37
by racing
You are right, it´s to cold. So the progress is slower as i wish.

But i have worked on the subframe. Complett blasted and strengthen the bad end´s
Enclose you will see it on the pic´s ( done at - 5°C )

Regards Andreas

Re: Aldo Broverone's Opinion on Fulvia Sport

Posted: 13 Dec 2010, 13:04
by racing
some old pic´s but i think usefull