This Vallelunga was offered for sale in the USA around 2007. Who knows the car or the seller at the time, or can say anything else about it? I'm happy about any information. Best Regards, Janosch
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This Vallelunga was offered for sale in the USA around 2007. Who knows the car or the seller at the time, or can say anything else about it? I'm very happy about any infrmation. Best Regards, Janosch.
There's one for sale now on Bring A Trailer.
Genauso! Ein ganz schönes auto...Auch der erste...!
Thank you for your information. I have close contact with the owner. But this is not the Vallelunga that I looking for.
Janosh, seeing the quotes attributed to you on that car in the BAT article, I suspected this much!
I've only seen one Vallelunga in my life, around 1990 in Conroe Texas at a shop called "Contemporary Classics"...They were advertising a Mangusta, I went to take pictures--and the owners of the shop spent the next 2 hours with me (a 28 year old kid who emphasized I was only there to bother them for pictures) spending their time lovingly showing me their shop and showing the bizarre and unlikely Fiat 500 restorations, the Miura upside-down on saw horses, unfinished Bizzarini body shells, and the owners pride and joy, 2 of the 3 Nardi "Blue Rays".
...if you can find Jim, he may give a clue at least which Vallelunga that was outside next to the totaled Aston....at least, for 30+ years I've thought of the kind of person who just has a heart made for cars... Nardi Blue Rays in Blackhawk Museum (contemporaryclassicsofwa.com)
Hello Leea, you talk about Jim Simpson. He was in the past owner of TWO Vallelungas. I have contact with Jim, but he have only one photo and no other information about the both Vallelungas. I Think that both cars are still in the USA today.