Lancia D24 Sport Spider 1953-1954

[Revo]

Lancia D24 #1

[Vaigra]

Lancia D24 #2

[d-quik]

is this road legal? if yes specs please

[McReis]

is this road legal? if yes specs please

It was a race car. However, most race cars of that age were somehow road legal.

Fantastic stuff! Thanks a lot!

[Revo]

It was a race car. However, most race cars of that age were somehow road legal.

Or more plainly: anything with four wheels was road legal back then.

[McReis]

Or more plainly: anything with four wheels was road legal back then.

Yes, I guess that's more accurate!

[Pando]

BRILLIANT!

[Vaigra]

What's with the current obsession with The Fast Show, Mik?

[Pando]

What's with the current obsession with The Fast Show, Mik?

Hehe! It isn't even that current, I haven't watched an episode in months. Revo reminded me of it a couple of days ago though and "Brilliant!" was just the first thing that came to mind when I saw the pictures... and when I think brilliant I think ^^

edit: I looked through my post and this is the second time I mention Fast Show this year and the first time I bring it up... sooo, if you want to call it an obsession, it's up to you.

[Vaigra]

2nd time in only a couple of days tho...it'll be 10 mentions by the end of the month, not that I'm complaining Fast Show has always been funny

[Ferrer]

is this road legal? if yes specs please

As they have already told you it was an endurance race car, which won the 1953 Carrera Panamericana with J.M. Fangio at the wheel. It had various engines during it's life, but the most powerful was a 3.3-litre normally aspirated V6 developping 265bhp.

Just for the record there was an ever more powerful Lancia endurance racing car, and it was the final incarnation of the Lancia D-series cars, the D25 with a 300bhp, 3750cc N/A V6.

[Ferrer]

Lancia D24 #3