1967 | Lancia Fulvia Sport (Zagato)

OWNERS 6

CERTIFICATIONS ASI

NOTE

The Sport body was born from an idea of ​​Elio Zagato, who had created some very interesting sports cars.

Starting from a Coupé platform, Ercole Spada designed a modern bodywork that was much more aerodynamic than the Coupé and equipped with advanced stylistic solutions.

These cars were assembled at the Zagato factories in Milan.

The front track is 1,300 mm, the rear is 1,280 mm, the wheelbase is 2,330 mm as on the Coupé.

e ulFvia Sport is lighter than the Coupé due to the extensive use of aluminum in the bodywork.

This technical detail made the Sports much more delicate and therefore less suitable for long-distance racing, especially in the 1600 versions: this is the reason why they did not get the same fame as the Coupé in racing.

Only the Fulvia Sport and the first Sport 1.3s were fitted with a completely Peralluman bodywork.

Our exemplary chassis 1-335 is one of the first 677 all-aluminium 1.3 SPORT cars, has been completely restored from bare metal and is in beautiful condition.

It has only had six owners and has always been in Italy.

The periodic inspections have been carried out regularly and the latest is valid until August 2023.