Lancia Delta Evoluzione
The Rally Queen - 6 World rally Championships

Lancia Delta: What to say more? Just one of the few to have it tagged and licensed in the US. Hurrah!
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1992 Lancia Delta Evo II
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My Lancia was imported from Japan to the US and sold to a Californian collector. The car has around 24K miles and it completely stock. My wish is, with some free time, to unlash her full potentials as it is capable of. Next, I will follow with all the mods I will bring to the vehicle to make it more close to my likelihood. |
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RESTORATION
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The front fender was damaged during shipment by the incompetent shipping Company. I then removed it to get it repaired. I am now evaluating new grills as the us plate has a different shape and doesn't fit in the allotment designed by Lancia |
The oil pan was damaged, pitted, dented and I removed it to bring it back to its original shape. I have installed a new gasket and new bolts |
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I have also installed a reinforcement bar linking the back shocks to improve torsion's rigidity to the back of the vehicle. The bar is well designed and doesn't interfere with the cargo space |
The fun begins here. A rally pod to work on. I am close to get it done and ready for the body shop |
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Next was the time for the Alum bash plate. I prefer it to the fiberglass as more durable and easier to repair. The plate covers the engine in its entirety
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Bottom tie bar and mounting reinforcement for the back
differential are a must. See below a Gruppo A car |