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Nearly ready for Santa: Lancia Kappa 1919



These days all kinds of more and less creative automotive christmas greetings land in our mailbox. This one in particular we like to share with you. Tor Nyhus writes that he has been working thirty (30!) years on the restoration of his 1919 Lancia Kappa. "It will be ready to drive next year. The car was sold new in Norway, and during its life has spent five years under water, so the car looked very bad when I started working on it. Some very hard to find the parts were needed for the restoration, and a lot of those came all the way from Australia. Many parts were found here in prewarcar.com. Thanks a lot for a great page." 

Merry christmas and a happy new year from Tor Nyhus in Norway.

   

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donderdag december 19th, 2013
Onbekend
27 December 2013, 09:16
Good job, but the leather is too modern and please, remove the wrong scripts from the radiator
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Onbekend
24 December 2013, 18:53
What's with this sudden rush of submerged cars? Is there some historic trend beginning?
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Onbekend
23 December 2013, 11:35
Fabulous job and good eye for detail. However the logo on the radiator dates from before the correct Lancia badge at the top so it looks nice but should not really be there. Not to speak of the word "kappa"!
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Onbekend
20 December 2013, 13:26
Congratulations to a gordius car.I can imagine what time and effort it has taken to get it in this shape.
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Onbekend
20 December 2013, 04:57
Very nicely restored. One will be able to appreciate the effort much more if photos of the car "as found" are also shown.
Eagerly awaiting this favour.
Cheers Harit
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