Lancia Flavia Convertibile Cabrio from 2nd hand extensively restored 45.000 € invested (1965)

Vehicle description

Introduction

Developed by Antonio Fessia in the 1950s, the final version of the Lancia Flavia was presented at the Turin Motor Show. It went down in history as the first Italian production car with front-wheel drive, disc brakes and a boxer engine. Initially presented as a saloon, the Flavia was soon also available as a convertible and coupé. Around 106,000 units were produced until around 1975.

General information about the vehicle

In the following auction, you have the opportunity to win a Lancia Flavia Cabriolet from 1965. The car was imported from Italy and was owned by a Swiss entrepreneur for a long time before it came into the hands of the current owner. According to the information available to us, the car has an MOT until June 2025, is duty paid, has a German registration and is in roadworthy condition. It also has a checkbook, but this has not been kept in full. According to the current owner, the car is accident-free.

Features

• Exterior & interior: The convertible is presented in its black manufacturer's color with a matching black soft top. The interior features a red leather interior combined with a wood-look dashboard, neatly arranged instruments in the cockpit and a three-spoke wooden steering wheel.
• Engine and transmission: The Flavia Cabrio is powered by a 1.8-liter boxer engine with 92 hp. The power is transmitted to the front axle by a manual gearbox. The last service was carried out in May of this year.

• Mileage: 99,537 km can be read off the speedometer. As there are gaps in the checkbook, this value cannot be verified.

• Documentation: In addition to the customs certificate, vehicle registration document and registration certificate, there are also a number of invoices for restorations.

Condition

• The owner attests that the brake system is in mint condition.

• The Hancook tires have a tread depth as good as new.

• The owner describes the condition of the underbody as flawless. It is rust-free, unwelded, preserved and cavity-sealed

• Repainting cannot be ruled out on the part of the keeper

• At this point we also refer to the attached series of pictures for a further impression

Highlights

• A beautiful highlight of the Flavia is definitely the design. The timeless Italian lines are skillfully underlined by the black folding roof. In addition, the restoration has preserved the car's originality and improved its condition.

Summary

• A beautifully restored Lancia Flavia Cabriolet from 1965 offered for sale. Finished in a beautiful black and with timeless classic lines, the car is in good condition. According to the owner, the engine and technology run reliably and without any problems.

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