Lancia Flavia 1.8 Coupe

The Flavia Coupe was Pininfarina's take on the early-Sixties Italian grand tourer, with proportions that echo contemporary Ferrari 250s. Underneath it was more unconventional than it looks: a flat-four engine driving the front wheels, with suspension related to that of the Fulvia.

This 1964 car is an original UK-supplied right-hand-drive example, a rare thing for the model. It is finished in its original blue, and the Buff logbook backs up that history. It has had five owners.

The history file is large, with handbooks, brochures, MOTs and records of spend at Lancia specialists, including Omicron Engineering, which has carried out extensive refurbishment. The car has been to Le Mans several times. The dealer supplies it inspected and serviced, with 12 months' warranty.