It was in the 1950s that auto racing became truly exciting thanks to the participation of numerous teams, ranging from well-known manufacturers to privateers. At that time, the race cars competing on the track all seemed to share the same design: the open-top sports car, or barchetta. One such car is the Lancia race car. The car we are offering has a very sleek silver body and was rebuilt in aluminum by the Italian coachbuilder ATL in the early 1980s.

This superb Lancia is equipped with a 2266 cm3 V6 engine producing 87 ch. Power is transmitted through a four-speed manual transmission. A complete restoration was carried out in 2017. This car comes with the FIA historic passport and Belgian registration.