Launched at the Turin Motor Show in 1960, the Lancia Flavia Berlina was a medium sized executive motor car powered by Lancia’s, all aluminium, 1.5 boxer engine.

The svelte coupé was developed by Pininfarina shortly afterwards and built upon a shortened platform.

The hand-built cars constructed at Pininfarina’s new factory were considered to be built to a much higher standard than the later mass-produced cars.

This impeccable coupé was registered in February 1963.

The impressive history file for this comprehensively rotisserie restored Lancia contains bills for work in excess of £16,000.

These works include an engine rebuild with new pistons and liners, valve seats and guides, a full rebuild of the brakes and suspension, new bumpers, grille, headlamps and surrounds, a new windscreen and new rubbers all round.

Described by the vendor as 10/10, this Flavia presents extremely well in newly painted Fiat metallic Rosso and a new interior trimmed in white.

This beautiful Flavia represe...