1990 Lancia Delta HF Integrale 16v

Born from Lancia's World Rally Championship era, the Delta HF Integrale 16v pairs a turbocharged 2.0-liter engine with a five-speed manual transmission and permanent four-wheel drive. Its flared fenders, vented hood, and compact proportions make its rally heritage unmistakable.

This slick-top example has benefited from over $26,000 in documented restoration work and parts. It was disassembled for a glass-out repaint in its original Grigio Quartz Metallic (code 649) using PPG paint, then reassembled. All four wheels were refinished, and four new tires were fitted.

The interior upholstery was completely redone. The front and rear seats and all four door panels were retrimmed in Missoni-pattern fabric and gray Alcantara. The work also included a recovered headliner and refreshed interior trim.

The car has received a complete mechanical refresh, including silicone turbo hoses, new front and rear struts, steering rack boots, inner and outer tie-rod ends, rear brake pads, and oil-system sensors. The brake lines were flushed, and the fuel line at the pump assembly was repaired. Air-conditioning work included a rebuilt compressor, replacement dryer and expansion valve, a system flush, evacuation, and recharge.