Conrero

[DavidLaver]

The irony would be it being bought for bits to restore a stripped to the shell "parts car" B20. 

For all the tall stories its too nice a car to get shunted dealer to dealer.  Fingers crossed it finds a broad minded owner and gets some use.

David

[Kevin MacBride]

Any ideas as to what the little unit to the rear of the carburettor is for ? (In the ebay photos). And the distributor car, looks very 'Fiatish'

[fay66]

Any ideas as to what the little unit to the rear of the carburettor is for ? (In the ebay photos). And the distributor car, looks very 'Fiatish'

Looks like a fuel cut off valve.

Brian
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[Jay]

A Lancia Aurelia Barchetta rep sold for €130,800
 http://www.classicandsportscar.com/news/classic-car-auctions/bugattis-dominate-sale-of-the-ritter-museum-collection
 It looks very similar to the one that Sebastien mentions on the previous page.

[Kevin MacBride]

A Lancia Aurelia Barchetta rep sold for €130,800
 http://www.classicandsportscar.com/news/classic-car-auctions/bugattis-dominate-sale-of-the-ritter-museum-collection
 It looks very similar to the one that Sebastien mentions on the previous page.

What I find surprising is that they still maintain the Fangio/Aurelia/Carrera connection. I would have thought publication like this would at least have the correct info/description of the car. Or am I being a bit touchy on the subject. After all, they did an article on a B24 some time back, you'd imagine they would spot the differences !!

[Sliding Pillar]

Also see http://www.forum.lanciamc.co.uk/index.php?topic=6572.0
This is not a Lancia it is a Fiat chassis with various other bits from Italian cars and an Aurelia engine.
It is a fantasy car!