Hey guys, I'm wondering if anyone here has a Lancia Stratos. I am doing a compilation video of cars with popup headlights, and the Stratos is one of less than 5 that I still need. If anyone here has one, I would love to include your car in the video! I saw this one at the Concours d'elegance in Plymouth, Michigan a couple years ago that I believe was from Ontario. And just an FYI: in case you're wondering, why not a Countach? Why not a Vector? A Cizeta V16t? A Ferrari 288 GTO? ect, ect, ect - I have those already. Thank you for your time guys, I appreciate it! Kind regards, Chris Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
http://tapatalk.imageshack.com/v2/15/01/16/af204d84bd0543edcd5d4e81578d6b0c.jpg http://tapatalk.imageshack.com/v2/15/01/16/e7bf1880c42cf267b5e43b97b346f4f0.jpg So this just happened. Poor Scuderia...
I hate it when I hear or see stuff like this, but I guess s__t happens Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Below freezing temps, semi-slick tires, a lightweight powerful car, and a amateur right foot doesn't mix well.
Do you guys have no salt on the roads there? I agree with above, summer tires + frigid temps = no traction.
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Sure is...although one less Scud in North America can only help to raise the value of the remaining ones
Just found out - my friend posted the car running on Hoosier Tires on a -20 degree C. day. Brave Driver , poor Scuderia
Very bad idea to drive these cars on salted road. I wouldn't buy one of them used if I knew. The car look worst than it really is. The bumper and crushed fender make it look that bad. I'm sure after removing the bolted parts and cleaning up the mess it's an easy repair. If bolts are not all corroded by salt ;-)
Car was being tested by mechanics after a brake job when a tow truck driver made an illegal u turn. Sad indeed
Its good to know it wasn't the fault of the driver/mechanic who was just road testing the car after a brake job, but I would hate to be the owner of the car and get a call from the dealer telling him, "sir, we're sorry to report that..." Previous reports didn't mention that it was a mechanic road testing the car, but it was assumed it was the owner taking it out at a time of year when he should have had it in storage.
Your Scud looks beautiful, would love one, but just got my 575 a little over a year ago. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Yea saw this one in Vaughn, with salt stains on the front air dam. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
I kick myself often. I had an ability to buy a friend's 2009 Scud for $160K back 3 years ago but could not give up my 3 pedal Spider. "Keep Saving" while these beauties go up in value.