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Chassis no. 824.13.3249IGM 2523 Engine no. 823.10*13305

- High-quality restoration

- A sought-after, iconic model

- Magnificent Zagato bodywork

- Original 3-carburetor engine

This car is one in a Lancia collection carefully assembled by a German enthusiast of the Italian brand.

Given that there were several series of the Lancia Flaminia Sport with slightly different engines, it's particularly important to know that the mechanics are original, and on this example, engine no. 823.10*13305, with its three-carburetor feed, indeed corresponds to chassis no. 824.13.3249. The car was delivered on 6 June 1962 in “Grigio Cascine”, with white leather upholstery. In 1990, it was exported from Switzerland to Germany, where it was sold to its current owner through Touring Garage, a Lancia specialist based in Bonn. It was restored by the same garage, reputed for its serious restoration work. The work done is of the highest quality and the car is in superb condition. Whether it's the well-adjusted bodywork, the magnificent red paintwork, the chrome or the beige leather interior, the whole car is perfect. Mechanically, no weakness from the restoration can be felt at the wheel: gears shift smoothly, the brakes are effective, and the engine shows no sign of abnormal heating. This car comes with a technical status report by Klaus Kukuk.

With its sleek bodywork by one of the most emblematic coachbuilders of its time, its 6-cylinder, three-carburetor engine and its crafted interior, this Flaminia Sport lives up to the best GT cars of its time. In its current condition, it opens the door to some of the most prominent historical events, and will enable its new owner to experience the thrill of travelling through both time and space.

Photos © Peter Singhof