1961 | Lancia Flaminia GT 2.5 3C Touring

Vinzenco Lancia, a successful racing driver for FIAT, founded his own company in 1906. Lancia was a visionary. The Lancia Lambda, introduced in 1922, was one of the most interesting models in the company’s history, as it was the first car in the world with a self-supporting body! Italians who wanted to set themselves apart from FIAT and Alfa Romeo drove Lancias. Examples include the Aurelia and Flaminia models, the latter of which has been on the market since 1956. Then came the Pininfarina coupé in 1958, followed by further variants from Zagato and Carrozzeria Touring, such as the 1960 cabriolet.

Our Lancia Flaminia GR 2.5 3C Touring Cabriolet was built in 1961. It is characterised by its skilful lines, typical of Carrozzeria Touring. The classic car comes from a collection of exquisite vehicles. It has been driven little but regularly in recent years. Look forward to wonderful trips with this special Lancia Flaminia convertible.

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