This is a phenomenally good example of the model and one that has had over £90,000 spent on it in the 25 years it’s been in the vendor’s ownership.

When it left the factory in 1995 the car was ‘Ruby Red’ and had a black leather interior.

Today it has a tan leather interior and is in the simply fabulous Ferrari colour of ‘Rosso Fuoco’ – a shade that really pops and sings in the sunshine like virtually nothing else we’ve encountered.

The car left Italy in 1999, when the vendor bought it from Zagato Lancia of London and had it UK registered for the first time.

After living with the vendor in Lincolnshire for a while, the car then moved with him to the Isle of Man late in 2002, since when it has had eye-watering amounts of care, time and money lavished upon it as part of the vendor’s quest to make it the best possible version of itself and absolutely one of the finest Integrales you’ll find anywhere outside of a museum.

In addition to the bare metal respray, restoration and rebuild do...