This 1964 Lancia Fulvia Berlina is an early Series I model that was recently imported by the seller. The car is believed to have belonged to one family and was purchased from an estate in Italy prior to import and shows 60k kilometers (37k~miles). The front wheels are powered by a 1.1 liter narrow-angle V4 mated to a 4-speed manual gearbox. The original 14” steel wheels are finished in Biege Mirabella to match the exterior, and stopping power comes from four wheel disc brakes that were standard equipment. It is being offered with some service records, importation documents, and a clean Delaware title. The body is painted in Beige Mirabella with chrome trim extending from the front fenders back towards the trunk edge. The 14” steel wheels are finished to match with chrome center caps and correct-looking Michelin radials. The tan interior has been fit with seat covers up-front. The floor retains a fitted black rubber mat, while the headliner shows to be taught and well preserved. The steering wheel wears a leather cover and chrome horn ring shows to be intact. Instrumentation was manufactured by Jaeger and features a rolling-drum speedometer. The odometer shows 60k kilometers (37k~miles). The 4-speed manual is shifted on the column. The 818.000 series narrow-degree V4 displaces 1098cc’s and sits at 45 degrees off the front of the 4-speed manual transaxle. This early model breathes through a single dual-throat Solex carburetor and retains the factory airbox. The seller has driven the car approximately 100 miles and indicates that it would benefit from a tune-up. Some service records are included with the sale. The Fulvia came equipped with four-wheel disc brakes from the first years. A newer exhaust has been installed and additional pictures of the underbody may be seen in the gallery below. The original jack, tool-kit and spare are included with the sale.
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