It's cool to see such adoration for a classic saloon.
I too am a big fan of the little luxury cars from our past.
In my case, the car is a 1959 Lancia Appia S-III. It
was the luxury car of the 50's in Italy (when the roads
were still tiny).
My little saloon and the object of my retirement attention,
whenever that happens, is not anywhere as nice as the
example shown in this link -- but someday, it will be!
BTW, paid $400 for it two years ago.
http://www.viva-lancia.com/huib/appia/index.htm
Restoration pictures of MY Lancia's engine are
at this link.
http://www.geocities.com/btg80397/Lancia/
Best,
Rick / Tulsa
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From: <Aeseeyou@aol.com>
To: <jnassif@ndu.edu.lb>
Cc: <mgs@autox.team.net>
Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2002 12:21 PM
Subject: Re: The Missing word.(is Magnette)
> I believe this badge was lifted off of an MG Magnette. Check it out... M
> --"agne"-- tte or if you really want to delve into the wonderful world of
the
> terrific MG 4-door Saloon just go to: >> http://www.mgmagnette.com/<<
These
> absolutely marvelous little cars had a lot of the same appointments of
say,
> The MG Princess which is a Limosine type of car that we know more commanly
as
> a "London Taxi" I know these are bold generalisations and I apologise for
my
> exuberance, but i just go absolutely Ga-Gah over the MG Magenette wishing
I
> had a little 1955 -58 one myself. Hey I'll pay up to $4000 (my whole
> bankroll!) for one Albert Escalante, 1978 MGB(trade it for Magnette)
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