This classic car is for sale on Catawiki. To have more information or to place a bid click on the "BID NOW" button. .- Very rare Kugelfischer injection unit.
- One of 36 built.
- Mendoza blue colour.
- Matching numbers and colours.

Model history:
Probably no one has ever dared to experiment so much with a single car.
In fact, it was Zagato who gave the Lancia Flavia a light aluminium “dress” and an absolutely unconventional and aerodynamic design.

Thus, in 1962, the most original of all Flavia cars was born: the Sport Zagato!
At the time of its launch it was the fastest Flavia, so much so that the “1800” injection version reached 188 km/h.

It was introduced first as a prototype at the 1962 Geneva Motor Show and then in its final version in Turin the same year.

It featured the basic mechanics of the saloon, with front-wheel drive and a 1,500 cm, later 1,800 cm, four-cylinder boxer engine with twin-body Solex carburettors.
An extremely rare mechanical fuel-injected version of the Kugelfisher was also released, produced in only 36 units.

The Flavia Sport Zagato went out of production in 1967 with just over 700 units built.

Chassis: 815432/1535.
This rare Flavia Sport 1.8 Zagato fuel-injected car has been restored nuts and bolts by Lancia specialists (including restoration dossiers).
Finished in a wonderful colour combination, Mendoza blue body with beige interior, it still retains its original manuals and case.

The car has never been out of Italy and has been tested.
A very rare and sought-after model for true Lancia connoisseurs.

The car can be inspected and viewed on a car lift.
Pickup in Genoa, Italy.