Lancia Flaminia Super Sport Zagato 2,8 3C
Italian registration Engine #: 826200 2055 - Scarcity, elegance and sportiness - First hand! - Matching numbers After the launch of the production version of the Flaminia saloon at the Geneva Motor Show of 1957, Pininfarina and Touring offered sportier version but it was unquestionably the Super Sport Coupe from Zagato that appeared in 1964 which became the most exclusive. Built on a shorter chassis, the body was in aluminum and its aerodynamic shape was particularly attractive. It was in this model that the new 2.8 L engine was first introduced, the engine featuring with three carburetors, which developed 150bhp, taking the top speed to 210 km/h. Unlike other coupes, the athletic identity was positively asserted, along with light weight, while maintaining an undeniable elegance. The car became the favorite of many celebrities, including the likes of Italian screen star Marcello Mastroiani. This car is first hand: it was purchased new in Italy, and has had one owner, and it still has its original Como registration number of 308,569. Of the 150 examples made, this one's chassis number indicates that it was the 45th built. It comes in a beautiful white "Saratoga", the colour it has had since new, though the car was completely repainted in 2008. The chrome bits were redone in 2010. It contains no trace of corrosion, no trace of any accident and floors are in perfect condition. It retains its original upholstery in Connolly leather and the interior has undergone a thorough review conducted by Milan based specialist Unokimica. The mechanicals were looked into by preparer Gabriele Terzi of Bergamo, who has mounted sharper new camshafts and a stainless steel exhaust, which should allow the engine to develop more power than the original 150bhp. The car has a new set of Michelin X tyres. All ready for a second owner of one of the finest cars from the 1960s.
Italian registration Engine #: 826200 2055 - Scarcity, elegance and sportiness - First hand! - Matching numbers After the launch of the production version of the Flaminia saloon at the Geneva Motor Show of 1957, Pininfarina and Touring offered sportier version but it was unquestionably the Super Sport Coupe from Zagato that appeared in 1964 which became the most exclusive. Built on a shorter chassis, the body was in aluminum and its aerodynamic shape was particularly attractive. It was in this model that the new 2.8 L engine was first introduced, the engine featuring with three carburetors, which developed 150bhp, taking the top speed to 210 km/h. Unlike other coupes, the athletic identity was positively asserted, along with light weight, while maintaining an undeniable elegance. The car became the favorite of many celebrities, including the likes of Italian screen star Marcello Mastroiani. This car is first hand: it was purchased new in Italy, and has had one owner, and it still has its original Como registration number of 308,569. Of the 150 examples made, this one's chassis number indicates that it was the 45th built. It comes in a beautiful white "Saratoga", the colour it has had since new, though the car was completely repainted in 2008. The chrome bits were redone in 2010. It contains no trace of corrosion, no trace of any accident and floors are in perfect condition. It retains its original upholstery in Connolly leather and the interior has undergone a thorough review conducted by Milan based specialist Unokimica. The mechanicals were looked into by preparer Gabriele Terzi of Bergamo, who has mounted sharper new camshafts and a stainless steel exhaust, which should allow the engine to develop more power than the original 150bhp. The car has a new set of Michelin X tyres. All ready for a second owner of one of the finest cars from the 1960s.