Paul Mayo is a Lancia lover from way back, having grown up with his father’s B20 in the 1950s. He was librarian for the Lancia Motor Club in England for many years, and has a deep interest in the older Lancias and in correct archival records. He shared these two documents, and asked that they be posted for wider distribution. The first is a recording of \u00a0the 1948 list of Italian cars confiscated by the Germans \u00a0posted in an earlier blog entry. He has gone back through the records and assembled a complete look at the post-war document, a treasure trove of information.<\/p>\n
He also shared a compendium of the Boneschi Lancias, \u00a0assembled through a detailed review of the Boneschi book, already published but hard to find. Put together, these documents expand our understanding of the early cars – and its information now available to be shared. Enjoy, with thanks to Paul for sharing.<\/p>\n
1. The post-war list<\/strong> – I date it as 1948 (latest document date), which Paul calls ACI-47, as the ACI information is from 1947 and earlier:<\/p>\n
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