For some collectors, an ideal time to trade, wheel and deal

The Lancia Delta S4’s quilted-together clamshell body resembles an early IBM computer, or a maroon conference center telephone from the 1980s, belying its almost god-like status in certain circles. The Delta S4, nicknamed “Stradale,” is also revered for its extreme rarity. Just 200 of them crossed the production line from 1985 to 1986. (BLOOMBERG)

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HANNAH ELLIOTT

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April 17, 2020 05:29 PM

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