Title: Astura Mille Miglia Post by: Dilambdaman on 07 October, 2013, 09:36:16 AM Elaine Moore (Dilambda owner) visited the Museo Nicolis in Verona recently and discovered a beautifully restored Dilambda. The museum website features this Astura including a couple of interesting videos and if you click on 'Gallery' some lovely detail photos. The whole website is worth a trawl.
http://www.museonicolis.com/en/doc-s-32-230-1-lancia_astura_mille_miglia.aspx Robin. Title: Re: Astura Mille Miglia Post by: the.cern on 07 October, 2013, 12:20:14 PM In, I think it is the last photo of the gallery, where the car is shown against a white ground, it seems unfortunate that it has become LH drive!!!!
Apart from that, as you say Robin, some delightful detail photographs and also what a wonderful noise that engine makes. Andy Title: Re: Astura Mille Miglia Post by: ColinMarr on 07 October, 2013, 05:03:07 PM We have been here before with this amazing car - see under 'Competition Asturas', May 2012, and this photo of Ron Barker driving the same, or an identical car.
Colin Title: Re: Astura Mille Miglia Post by: Sliding Pillar on 07 October, 2013, 05:38:41 PM This is the link http://www.lancia.myzen.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=5090.0
The car is a 'one off' Title: Re: Astura Mille Miglia Post by: Richard Fridd on 07 October, 2013, 05:39:28 PM I had forgotten that one, but fantastic Colin
Title: Re: Astura Mille Miglia Post by: Richard Fridd on 07 October, 2013, 05:45:44 PM I had forgotten that thread too Ade, excelent!
Title: Re: Astura Mille Miglia Post by: DavidLaver on 07 October, 2013, 07:09:24 PM It was the collection of typewriters that caught my eye. I also loved the gear knob on the Fiat 500 Colli. David Title: Re: Astura Mille Miglia Post by: Dilambdaman on 07 October, 2013, 09:42:37 PM I'd forgotten the previous thread on the car too.
Perhaps Steve can add this one to it? Robin. Title: Re: Astura Mille Miglia Post by: GG on 08 October, 2013, 02:31:56 AM Very interesting video - rather camp, but honorific as well. It kind of gave me chills, thinking of the kids honoring their father's heritage with so much emphasis on the humble origins of paper. And rendered poetic as well. Nice.
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