Title: Lancia Fulvia Sport Zagato 1300Exterior: Red Interior: Black Rally Interior Gearbox: Manual 4 Speed Year: 1970 Mileage: 21,311 km Price: 36,000 Euro The 1970 Lancia Fulvia Sport Zagato is a rally-inspired classic sourced in Italy and imported to Belgium. Built by Zagato for Lancia, this model is known for its distinctive design, engineering, and motorsport pedigree. It was always the more unconventional and aerodynamically focused counterpart to the Fulvia Coupé—lighter, rarer, and unmistakably Zagato in its execution. This is a late Series 1 (Tipo 818.362) example featuring lightweight construction with an aluminum bonnet (side-hinged), doors, and spare wheel compartment—characteristics typical of early Zagato-bodied cars. Rather than being preserved as a static collector piece, this Fulvia has been prepared to be driven and enjoyed, reflecting its rally roots. Upgrades include widened fenders for a more aggressive wheel and tire setup, quick-release fasteners on the bonnet and rear lid, and bucket seats with harnesses. These modifications enhance both the visual appeal and usability of the car. The vehicle presents as a well-sorted driver, with a straight body and honest overall appearance. It sits correctly on gold Fulvia wheels fitted with modern Dunlop tires. It is not a concours show car but a lightweight, engaging classic with character that can be enjoyed on the road. At Car Cave, we prioritize cars that justify their place both on the road and in a collection. This Fulvia stands out due to its early Zagato construction, including lightweight aluminum panels, rally-inspired specifications, and authentic sourcing. It offers a driving experience defined by lightness, precision, and character rather than outright power. This is a distinctive and carefully selected Fulvia Sport Zagato—combining rarity, character, and usability in a way few classics can match.
