Photos wanted: Lancia Lambda with loading bridge
In the pre- and post-war years, it was quite common to use a sporty car as an everyday utility vehicle. Electricians sometimes drove up in the Morgan, and furniture was delivered in the Lancia Lambda.
Of course, the practical aids, especially loading bridges, have long since disappeared. They no longer fitted in with the classic. But it would actually be appealing to still drive up in a Lancia Lambda with a loading bridge today. At least that's what one of the Lambda owners thinks.
But what exactly did these wooden loading bridges look like? There are drawings, but details and photos from various perspectives are missing!
We are looking for photos from the time that show the Lancia Lambda with the loading bridge strapped on. Do you perhaps still have something in the old family album? We (and the Lambda owner) would be delighted!
P.S. By the way, the Lancia Lambda celebrated its 100th birthday yesterday, September 1, 2021, because the prototype made its maiden voyage just 100 years earlier. We have dedicated an extensive article to the Lancia Lambda to celebrate the anniversary!
