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1972 Lancia Zagato Fulvia Sport 1600 Rare UK-supplied, right-hand drive example

United Kingdom • 19 Jun 2024

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This 1972 Lancia Zagato Fulvia Sport 1600 is a rare, UK-supplied, right-hand drive example, one of only 74 ever made. It has undergone body and mechanical restoration and was previously owned by broadcaster David Jacobs, making it a desirable collector's item.

Condition

7

The car is described as having "very good" bodywork and paint and "excellent" engine and trim, which aligns with the characteristics of a 'Very Good' condition rating. While it has undergone restoration, it's not in perfect condition, indicating some wear may still be present.

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Transmission:

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Chassis No:

8187511498

Odometer:

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Reg Number:

HHM 25K

RHD/LHD:

RHD

The most expensive and rarest of the Fulvia range arrived in 1967 when coachbuilder Zagato continued their long and successful association with the Lancia marque with the launch of the Zagato Fulvia Sport.

The striking fastback body featured an early use of the hatchback type third door, rectangular headlamps and even a side-hinged bonnet on the shorter wheelbase used for the standard Coupe.

Being even more expensive than the already costly Coupe the Zagato proved a rare sight on UK roads despite being officially produced in right-hand drive form.

Launched with the Coupe's 1298cc version of the V4 engine, Lancia introduced a 1.6 model in 1971 featuring the homologation special engine from the 1.6 HF to create an exceptional driver's car.

Very rare in right-hand drive form (only c.74 are thought to have been produced) all came to the UK in Lusso specification featuring such luxuries as electric windows and leather seats.

Production of the Zagato-bodied models finished in 1972.

The...