WELCOME TO JANCIA
Lancia Collectors
As anyone can look up in any car book or on the internet, Lancia is an Italian automobile manufacturer founded in 1906, part of the FIAT group since 1969.
So there’s no need for me to go into the historical details. More importantly, Lancia stands for Dynamic sculptures endowed with the competition-bred mechanic and often unique coachwork.
Before I bought my first Lancia, I drove makes like Alfa Romeo, Panhard, Ford and Citroen – all nice cars.
But, by the end of the sixties, I had bought my first Lancia, a Flavia Saloon to be exact. What an eye-opener that car was – this was what real motoring was about! Finally, I found a car that seemed to understand me, that fitted like a glove with its interesting mechanics, perfect road holding, and rareness. Nowadays we are specialised sellers of pre-war cars and parts, with Lancia being the main interest.
I select the cars with a particular passion, quality and rarity criteria, and some are still in original condition; others have been the subject of restoration.
Here, you will find a list of cars we currently have for sale with a short description and photographs of each one.
There are also archive photos of cars I have previously owned.
I am located in Knegsel near Eindhoven, The Netherlands. Visitors are welcome upon prior appointment.
If you require any further information, please do not hesitate to contact me at info@jancia.eu
Dick Jansen
I am always looking for pre-war cars.
So if you have something for sale you think might interest me, please do not hesitate to contact us at info@jancia.eu
Jancia
Lancia Collector
Goedemorgen vanaf De Autodocumentatiebeurs
Photos from Lancia Club Nederland's post
Many interesting conversations around the 1913 Fiat Zero at Wheels Marienwaerdt.
Enjoying Concours d’Elegance Marienwaard with two Astura’s.
This weekend, we will present the 1913 FIAT Zero 1A 12/15HP Torpedo to the Dutch public at the Concours d’Elégance Mariënwaerdt. @concourselegance
The Beaulieu International Autojumble has come to an end — it’s time to head home. We’d like to thank everyone for a fantastic weekend!
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Photos from Beaulieu, National Motor Museum's post
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Photos from Prewar Days's post
Photos from Beaulieu, National Motor Museum's post
Welcome to the 58th Beaulieu International Autojumble! 🤩🚗 We hope you have a great day browsing the stands for spare parts and vintage treasure. 🔧📚🚲 Happy hunting!
It’s the @bonhamsautomobilia Automobilia Auctions at Beaulieu today! 😍 As well as all the stunning automobilia going under the hammer today, there’s plenty of pristine classics on display ready for @bonhamscars auction tomorrow! 🔨 Entry to the Bonhams | Cars auction is by catalogue only, you can purchase your catalogue by contacting ukcars@bonhamscars.com or from Beaulieu’s Visitor Reception today or tomorrow.
Photos from Beaulieu, National Motor Museum's post
A little taster of what you can expect to see in the event fields tomorrow. 👀🔧🚗🧸🚲📚 We can’t wait to welcome you all to this year’s International Autojumble! 😍 Tickets are available on our website or you can buy them on the day, and include the full Beaulieu attraction! 🏰 www.beaulieu.co.uk/events/international-autojumble/
Visit Jancia at stands: R576, R577Why Beaulieu is about more than trade
With September just around the corner, it’s traditionally the time to look ahead at the events lining up on the calendar. Where May and June used to be the busiest months, that role has now shifted to early September. Hampton Court, Goodwood Revival, Concours Mariënwaard and of course the Beaulieu International Autojumble: it promises to be a packed agenda once again.
Beaulieu really needs no introduction anymore. Nearly sixty years ago, on 17 September 1967, the very first edition took place. Back then it was a one-day event with 70 exhibitors and some 5,000 visitors. Today it has grown into a full weekend, with over 1,000 stands and more than 23,500 visitors.
Still, for years you hear visitors and exhibitors say how much has changed – often with a nostalgic, sometimes slightly critical tone. And truth be told, in all the years we have been coming here, we have seen those changes too. Brexit, Covid, and the way trade itself works nowadays have left their mark.
In the past, people came to Beaulieu hoping to find that one missing part for a restoration. Today, it’s usually just a few clicks and emails on websites like ours. Beaulieu no longer fills that role. What it is: a social event, a form of entertainment.
And yet, the charm remains. We still wander along the stalls, pick up parts, compare prices and hope to discover that special item. And often, we do. For some companies it’s still serious business, but for most it’s about the experience: strolling around, having a beer, catching up, buying or selling something – and going home with a good feeling.
Read the full story at PreWarCar: www.prewarcar.com/why-beaulieu-is-about-more-than-trade
Another moving day in Knegsel city
David Gilmour's cover photo
Visited Classic Cars Peer (B) Italiaanse sportwagen dag
