This rare 1961 four-door Flavia Berlina was acquired in Italy during 2016 and driven back from Rome.

It was registered here in March of that year, since when it has had two UK owners.

The odometer shows 64,554km/40,346 miles and the last MoT expired in June 2019 after testing at an indicated 56,116km.

However, as an historic vehicle, the Lancia is now MoT-exempt.

The vendor describes the car as running and driving well, albeit with its handbrake requiring some adjustment and the brakes needing bedding in.

Around £1500 has been spent on the car (which was restored in Italy before coming to Britain), during the last three months, on rear brakes, brake master cylinder, battery and a radiator, among other items.

Stainless steel bumpers are fitted, along with disc brakes all around and the ‘piano key’ type of dashboard with rev counter.

The well-organised paperwork with the Lancia includes the V5C, invoices, old MoTs, import documents, dating certificate, Italian logbooks and origina...