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I noticed this on the Italian side of the Forum:

http://www.fcagroup.com/en-US/group/his ... ancia.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 storage since 1984. It was enough to prompt a separate book on just Lancia. Too bad the image resolution isn't higher. Nonetheless, cars from the beginning up to the (830) Gamma are discussed. Photos, drawings, about 215 pages in all.

Very interesting. Thanks for the posting.

Lorenzo Morello, who spearheaded this effort, is an ex-Fiat engineer, and has been very diligent with the drawings. A hard copy of the book is also available, with better drawing resolution.

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

Geoff, I contacted the Centro Storico and they tell me no hard copies are available.

I just heard from them too…. seems that it isn't for sale. They wanted to put the essay on-line, but that seems to be all.

The hard copies aren't available yet. I suggested to reprint some or to make a bigger pdf file, because the drawings are very small.
It depends on Morello actually, probably we'll have news on next September.

Hi all, if anyone is interested, I have a printed copy of this for sale along with some other Lancia books including La Lancia, the shield and flag by Nigel Trow x2, both signed, Lancia in Britain, Lancia Ardea e Appia and more. I am currently going through my father's library and am slowly selling it.
Cheers, Nic.

Hi Nic

Are you still selling those books? I know this is very long ago but I'm looking for copies of the Shield and the Flag

Thanks so much!