Very rare right hand drive car
Recently recommissioned

Launched in 1961, the Lancia Flavia Coupé arrived on the market a year after its saloon sister and immediately atoned for the four-door's odd styling and proportions.

The eye-catching Coupé featured bodywork by Pininfarina to clothe its Professor Antonio Fessia designed engineering - not only did its pretty two-door body style move Lancia styling away from the classicism of the earlier models, but it managed to successfully disguise the front-wheel drive platform, so evident with the saloon.

The Coupé was launched with a 90bhp twin carburettor version of the 1.5 litre H4, but this was uprated to 100bhp and 1.8 litres in 1963, before going to the full 126bhp and 2 litres in 1971.

The 1.8 litre car introduced mechanical fuel injection to the range.

Rust has been a killer of many of these cars, although many have now been restored and values are slowly rising, even if they remain a fraction of those of the earlier cars.

The Flav...