Lancia’s four-door Appia model was introduced in 1957, proving to be a popular Italian family car with its narrow-angle V-4 engine and Lancia’s signature sliding-pillar independent front suspension.

As with many of its contemporaries, several Italian carrozzieri, including Zagato, Vignale, and Pinin Farina, were selected to produce a limited number of coachbuilt two-door body styles.

This Pinin Farina coupe from 1959 is one such example.

This very correct second-series Appia coupe appears to have had been refinished in its original two-tone colors many years ago, while the seats have been reupholstered in black leather.

Beyond these cosmetic improvements, the Appia has survived in very original condition throughout, with an original black crinkle-finish dash, steering wheel, instrumentation, and trim.

The exterior is set off by distinctive Pinin Farina styling, including the unique roofline/B-pillar and wraparound rear window.

In fact, the Appia PF coupe is in many respects a sma...