LANCIA Appia 1961 VIN No. 808.07-86073 Engine Type: 808.07 Registered in Turin in 1961, with its original number plates and logbook. It comes with owner's manual and has ASI (Italian Historical Autoclub) certification. Grey colour with leather-coloured vinyl interior. The bodywork is very sound, and was repaired in a few places several years ago and has recently been completely polished and the roof repainted. It presents itself very well with only a few signs of wear and is complete in every detail. The interior was restored several years ago and is in very good condition with a nice patina. The wheels have been sandblasted and repainted. Complete, original and fully functioning mechanics, with regular maintenance. Presented at the Geneva Motor Show in 1959, the third series of the Appia differs from its predecessors mainly in the new design of the front end, with a grille resembling that of the Flaminia, and several mechanical improvements including the adoption of the double braking circuit, a Lancia patent called Superduplex, as well as an increase in power and performance. The proposed car is a well-preserved, working and ready-to-use example, as well as having the charm that only a Lancia with a Turin number plate can boast. The car must be picked up from the province of Milan.
LANCIA Appia 1961 VIN No. 808.07-86073 Engine Type: 808.07 Registered in Turin in 1961, with its original number plates and logbook. It comes with owner's manual and has ASI (Italian Historical Autoclub) certification. Grey colour with leather-coloured vinyl interior. The bodywork is very sound, and was repaired in a few places several years ago and has recently been completely polished and the roof repainted. It presents itself very well with only a few signs of wear and is complete in every detail. The interior was restored several years ago and is in very good condition with a nice patina. The wheels have been sandblasted and repainted. Complete, original and fully functioning mechanics, with regular maintenance. Presented at the Geneva Motor Show in 1959, the third series of the Appia differs from its predecessors mainly in the new design of the front end, with a grille resembling that of the Flaminia, and several mechanical improvements including the adoption of the double braking circuit, a Lancia patent called Superduplex, as well as an increase in power and performance. The proposed car is a well-preserved, working and ready-to-use example, as well as having the charm that only a Lancia with a Turin number plate can boast. The car must be picked up from the province of Milan.
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