Lancia Fulvia F&M barchetta race car build video pt4

A walkround and picture montage video of Lancia Fulvia F&M barchetta build. A series 1, basket case, very rusty, Fulvia Rallye is converted into a chopped roof modified "track car". In 1969 a Lancia backed team built a pair of HF fulvia barchetta race cars for the Targa Florio in Sicily. Maglioli the driver and Cesare Fiorio the team engineer (F for Fiorio and M for Maglioli) chopped the roof and shortened two Fulvia 1300 HF and first competed in the '69 Targa Florio and then the Mugello GP , 1000km Nürburgring , and others. Sandro Munari and Aaltonen famously drove "muso bianco" of the pair in 69. The "muso nero" was also successful and raced at Daytona. A third car the "FM2" was constructed with an even more extreme chop tube body frame and aluminium panels. This is my take on the "muso nero"

[@alanturner6420]

Amazing work Luke. Cannot wait to see this car running!

[@Lukestew91]

You and me both!

[@edlauc]

Keep going Luke! This project is awesome! I also want to do replica, but first I have to find the space and the money… are you going to use 1.3 or 1.6? Perhaps is possible to bore the 1.3 to 1.6?

[@Lukestew91]

This was already a standard 1300 Rallye. It was really rusty and not able to be "restored." The engine is a race prepared 1300 with high compression pistons ported head and special cams. I have a lightened flywheel and delortto 40s. I would like to set up with injection on some bike throttle bodies, but that's in the future. I've been wondering about 1600 pistons or at least 80mm into a 1300 block.

[@edlauc]

@@Lukestew91 I’m actually doing some research about EFI and Motec. How can I email you? Very interested to know more about.