Lancia Motor Club

Does anyone recognise this Touring for sale?


https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/1965-lancia-flaminia?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=paid_cpc&utm_campaign=ccuk_aware_views_retarget

Did I see this previously listed at Hexagon for £600k?  Is that what they're worth?

I've not been tracking Flaminia GT prices but have the impression a good one if probably c. £60-70k these days.

As for the SWB ‘LOW ROOF’ model name in the description, I just find it irritating. The GTL is a lengthened GT with a raised roof, but the GT has never been called SWB or Low Roof, and nowhere in the ad (that I can see) is the car called by its correct name; Flaminia GT 2.8 3C.

Hi

I’ve not seen that sort of figure. It didn’t sell it go to £30k.

I've not been tracking Flaminia GT prices but have the impression a good one if probably c. £60-70k these days.

As for the SWB ‘LOW ROOF’ model name in the description, I just find it irritating. The GTL is a lengthened GT with a raised roof, but the GT has never been called SWB or Low Roof, and nowhere in the ad (that I can see) is the car called by its correct name; Flaminia GT 2.8 3C.
Hi

The car got to £30k but didn’t not sell. I don’t know much about Flaminia’s (my car is an S2 Fulvia HF) but I’ve seen a  wide spread of prices form c£50-100k.

I spoke to a chap at Autoitalia who has a Touring and he said you can’t hold a conversation at 70mph due to the wind noise. Is that your experience? I did wonder if the differing roof heights of a GT and a GTL made a difference.

Nick

I have been in Flaminia GTs where the rubber door/window seals didn't fit (or were not installed) well, producing excessive wind noise at speed, but I don't think it's an endemic problem for the model.

Thank you, thats interesting.