Description
Lancia Beta Spider 1.6 | 1975
Highlights:
– Restored in 2022
– Rare early model, one of the first 50 produced with frameless door windows
– Low mileage since restoration: 3,800 km
– Equipped with power steering and disc brakes
– Includes four new wheels along with the car
Our customer offers for sale this 1975 Lancia Beta Spider 1.6. The car has had a restoration in 2022, and since then, it has only been driven for 3,800 kilometers. Both the body and mechanical components have been restored, including the interior, hood, fuel tank, exhaust system, shock absorbers, brakes, and radiators. The electrical system and wheels were also renewed.
The exterior of this Spider is finished in a white paint job with some small signs of usage, complementing the chrome accents that add to its timeless look. The interior is restored and in good condition, providing a nice blend of comfort and vintage appeal. The car is further enhanced by modern features like power steering and disc brakes for a more comfortable driving experience.
Overall, this Lancia Beta Spider offers a combination of classic Italian design and a well-preserved, restored history. A rare find for any collector or enthusiast, this vehicle is ready to drive and enjoy.
While this car is in generally good condition, the restoration may have left minor imperfections visible upon close inspection, though no significant issues are noted.
This item is sold on an ‘as is’ basis. The condition of this item is the opinion of our customer and may differ from your own opinion. Photos and listing descriptions are for guidance purposes only.
All auction cars offered have a reserve price. You have only won the item if the seller accepts your offer.
Buyer is responsible for delivery and collection of any vehicle purchased at auction.
This car is currently located in Emilia-Romagna, Italy.
This car drives, brakes, and shifts.
The car has an Italian registration. The buyer is responsible for registration in its own country.
No bidding fee – what you bid is what you pay.
