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Mille Miglia eligible 1930 Lancia Dilambda 1st Series Sports Tourer
United Kingdom • 13 Sept 2025
Vehicle Details
AI Listing Summary
This 1930 Lancia Dilambda, with coachwork by James Flood, boasts a known ownership history since being delivered new to Australia. It is Mille Miglia eligible and has been continuously maintained by the current owner since 1985, with significant restoration work performed.
Condition
7
The car has been continuously maintained and has had significant work done since 1985, including a bare-metal repaint, reupholstering, and mechanical overhauls. While efforts have been made to retain originality, some components have been replaced or restored. There is no mention of significant damage, but the age and use of the car suggest some wear.
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Chassis No:
27/71
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• Delivered new to Australia and bodied locally • Known ownership history • Present ownership since 1985 • Continuously maintained while in the current ownership Completed on 1st March 1930, this Dilambda was exported to Melbourne, Australia and sold to Mr Anthony Barber on 3rd July 1930 by the Australian Lancia agents, Shields Motor Company Pty Ltd.
The Lancia was then delivered to leading Melbourne coachbuilder, James Flood, who built the close-coupled sports tourer body that it retains today.
Mr Barber was from a family of well known Lancia enthusiasts: the family also owned a Kappa and a couple of Lambdas.
He raced the Dilambda in a number of hill climbs in the early 1930s.
Registration records show that the car passed through 10 owners and then to Mr Kim Brownbill, an Australian Lancia Register member, and then to Mr Ken Shine, from whom our vendor purchased it in 1985.
Since 1985 the following significant work was done: ( Refer to receipts for dates) Body bare-metal repainte...
Points of note
£36,444
Lowest Price (Since 2020)
£70,489
Median Price (Since 2020)
£253,211
Highest Price (Since 2020)
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