LANCIA ZAGATO SUPER SPORT 3C 2.8
Lancia Zagato Super Sport
On the Turin Fair in November 1964 Lancia launched their new top model, the Zagato Super Sport 2.8L 3C.
The model was succeeding the Flaminia Zagato Sport and received a strong input by the new Zagato designer Ecole Spada. Spada changed the roof section to a sloping roof the ended, inspired by the Giulia TZ ‘coda tronca’, in a vertical tail-end.
At the front he created a new look by asymmetric headlamp bezels surrounding the original headlamps, set back a few centimeters in more curved front wings. The bonnet and overall height were also reduced. The resulting model expressed a more sleek and elegant silhouette with improved aerodynamics.
The Super Sport was equipped with a larger 2.8L engine and new Weber40 DCN carburetors which helped to increase performance to 152 bhp at 5900 rpm, added 10% more torque and managed to achieve a top speed of 210 km/h .
In total only 205 Super Sport were produced. The very first customer of a Super Sport presented on the Turin Fair was the renowned actor Marcello Mastroianni who had a strong passion for art and cars.
Facts:
- On behalf of our customer
- Frame off – Restauration durch Scuderia Azzurra
- Motor und Getriebe komplett überholt
- Fotodokumentation über alle Phasen der Restaurierun
- Matching Numbers
- Matching Color „Grigio Newmarket“
- Gewinner „Best of Class – Masterpieces – Schloss Dyck“
- Gewinner „Best of Zagato – Classic Days Schloss Dyck“
- Gewinner „Best of Class – Concourse d’Elegance Portugal
