Carrosserievorm: Coupé
Transmissie: 4 versnellingen, Handgeschakeld
Modeljaar: 2024
Aantal cilinders: 6
Ledig gewicht: 1.280 kg
Emissieklasse: Euro 0
Onderhoudsboekjes: Aanwezig (dealer onderhouden)
Aantal eigenaren: 3
Motorrijtuigenbelasting: geen

3This Lancia Flaminia sport series 1 year 1959 1 vd 99 is one of the first series with original covert headlights.
Delivered in FranceThen sold to the famous Spijker founder Victor Muller who successfully drove the famous rally Tour de France with it.
Since 2004 in private collection
FirstThis Lancia has long been part of the famous German Rosso Bianco Collection of Mr Kaus
maintained by J Steutel and later by Evert Visser and Wim van Eik Muchello. The 46000 km on the counter seem originalThis is an exceptionally intact Lancia Flaminia Zagato, never restored because it was not necessary, this is highly exceptional, but the body was painted 20 years ago and the seats were reupholstered excellently by the prefectionist Mr Jansen from Hoog Soeren.
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CHASS NO: 82400 1105
ENGINE NO: 82300 149



The Lancia Flaminia started production in 1957 and replaced the Aurelia as the flagship model. It was available throughout its life as a sedan, coupe, and convertible with the most sought-after example being the Sport coupe, a two-seater built on a short wheelbase chassis. Of these Sport examples, the 99, Series 1 cars built by Zagato are the most collectible, with covered headlamps and the synonymous 'double bubble roof' with improved aerodynamics. These Zagato Series 1 cars remain the rarest and most sought after of all variants built before production ended in 1967. The Flaminia Sport Zagato Series 1 cars were powered by Lancia's legendary 2,458cc freewheeling and torquey V-6 engine mated to a 4-speed manual transmission. The engine design was hugely successful, showing just how advanced Lancia's 1950s designs and technology really were. the most collectible are the 99, Series 1 cars built by Zagato, with covered headlights and the synonymous 'double bubble roof' with improved aerodynamics. These Zagato Series 1 cars remain the rarest and most sought after of all variants built before production ended in 1967. The Flaminia Sport Zagato Series 1 cars were powered by Lancia's legendary 2,458cc freewheeling and torquey V-6 engine mated to a 4-speed manual transmission. The engine design was hugely successful, showing just how advanced Lancia's 1950s designs and technology really were. the most collectible are the 99, Series 1 cars built by Zagato, with covered headlights and the synonymous 'double bubble roof' with improved aerodynamics. These Zagato Series 1 cars remain the rarest and most sought after of all variants built before production ended in 1967. The Flaminia Sport Zagato Series 1 cars were powered by Lancia's legendary 2,458cc freewhe