1971 | Lancia 2000 Coupe

Lancia Flavia 2000 Coupe from 1971.

Dark blue with a red interior.

The beautiful wooden Nardi steering wheel immediately catches the eye.

This beautiful classic Lancia was imported from Italy a few years ago.

This Flavia now has a Dutch registration.

The Lancia Flavia is an upper-middle-class car produced by Lancia between 1961 and 1971. The car was named after the Via Flavia, a Roman road.

From 1971 to 1975, production resumed under the name Lancia 2000.

It was the last car designed by Lancia, with help from Pininfarina, before FIAT acquired the brand. The Lancia 2000 was a direct evolution of the Flavia, which had been on the market since 1960.

The car was succeeded in March 1976 by the Lancia Gamma. Only 2,600 Coupés were produced.

This Lancia is equipped with a 1991 cc boxer engine (115 hp) and a 4-speed transmission.

Power steering and power brakes are standard.

This Lancia 2000 Coupé is prepared for multi-day historic rallies and road races. It has a new, larger aluminum fuel tank, two additional Cibie spotlights, and electronic ignition. A digital trip meter has also been installed.

A new Weber carburetor has been installed, fed by an electric fuel pump.

The original front bumper has been removed, but it is still present.

Five new tires were also recently installed.

This classic Lancia is very suitable for rallies and road races.

The modifications that have been made can easily be changed to make it a beautiful, original car again.

The bodywork does have some rust in places. The interior is largely original.

We speak Dutch, English , German and French.

Our cars can be delivered with Dutch, German or Belgium registration.

We can assist with the French registration.

Transport to your door is possible.

We have our own workshop facility with 30 years experience with classic cars.