This 1938 Lancia Aprilia has been subject to a restoration which took place in 2008 when it was purchased at auction.

The buyer, who was an engineer, rebuilt the mechanicals, treated the bodywork with Surface Processing Ltd.

rust prevention, repainted it, and refreshed the red leather interior with a grey headlining.

He also upgraded the electrical system to 12 volts, although it can be reverted for VSCC eligibility if desired.

Since then, the car has covered approximately 9,000 miles, 5,426 of those driven by the vendor, who has greatly enjoyed driving this Italian classic since he purchased it in 2018.

This is a rare opportunity to take ownership of an automotive piece of history which runs very well, is fully usable, and ready to be enjoyed.

Finished in silver, the Lancia was repainted around 2009.

Unfortunately, the paintwork has started to show signs of age now, with some cracking and blistering in various places around the car.

From the front of the 1930s classic, the chr...