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HIROBO LANCIA RALLY 44B VINTAGE RC NIB NEW IN BOX    US $1,260.00

Vintage Tamiya LANCIA RALLY 037 1 10 RC kit NIB    US $1,120.00

TAMIYA LANCIA RALLY 58040 VINTAGE RC NIB NEW IN BOX    US $1,116.50

100 New Tamiya 1 10th Lancia 037 Rally 58278    US $599.99

Tamiya 1 10 R C LANCIA DELTA INTEGRALE 4WD Rally w ESC    US $237.00

Tamiya 1 10 R C LANCIA DELTA INTEGRALE 4WD Rally Car DF 03Ra Chassis 58446    US $237.00

Tamiya TA 03 RS Lancia 037 Rally car WSC USED    US $175.00

Tamiya LANCIA 037 RALLY Body parts set NEW    US $173.00

Tamiya 58278 Lancia 037 Rally 9404281 Metal Parts Bag A    US $39.50

Tamiya 58278 Lancia 037 Rally K Parts Lights 0005169    US $28.37

Tamiya 0005167 Lancia 037 Rally H Parts Bumper 58278    US $23.63

Tamiya 58038 Subaru Brat 58040 Lancia Rally 2595009 Short Joint Shaft NEW    US $15.79

Tamiya Joint Boot Set Fast Attack Vehicle Wild One Brat Frog Lancia Rally Beetle    US $9.47

Tamiya 58038 Subaru Brat 58040 Lancia Rally Tie Rod NIP    US $1.98

Rally Cars: Maintenance Of Them

Some of the cars that have appeared over the years have gone down in history almost immediately. In general, you will not see a supercar coming from a mass production factory but there are a few rally cars that have provided a real sense of inspiration over the years for fans. Examples of the cars that have become famous are the Mitsubishi Evolution which beat the Ferrari and the Lancia Delta Integrale that was around in the eighties. These are the types of cars that every red blooded male would want to get his hands on from the minute he passed his driving test.

However if you were thinking of trying to acquire one of these cars yourself then you could look forward to high maintenance costs. You really need to weigh up the cost of owning such a car with the rewards that you would get and believe me, the rewards are plentiful. The good news about rally models is that newer favourites are much easier to look after than the older models because they need to be serviced constantly in order to ensure they perform at optimum levels.

It is easy to understand the need for care with a Mitsubishi Evolution when you think about the fact that it is faster than a Ferrari up to around third gear going into to fourth. With an Evolution, you are going to require a service every 4,500 miles or every six months whichever comes first but you can guarantee that you will get trouble free motoring if you do this and if you follow the maunal. Mainly as long as you keep the oil changed regularly and follow all guidelines for pretty much any car you will get your money's worth of fun from them.

Despite the high cost of maintaining a car of this kind the number of enthusiast groups around means that the sharing of knowledge and access to cheaper parts is common. So if you are thinking of trying to get your hands on your dream car then you need to join an owner's club.

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