For Sale Lancia Delta integrale Evo 1 with 18,000 miles only

Hello,

I have an Integrale Evo 1 in Lord Blue with a very low mileage, less than 18,000 miles (27,800 km). The plastic is still on the door cards and the car is in amazing condition.

I've had many Lancias over the last 30 years or so, I love all Italian cars but Lancia is the marque I've been into the most. I bought it in Japan in 2015 when I had a spare day on a business trip around six years ago (I am a maritime lawyer by profession). I was looking for an integrale, and when I saw the condition of the car I just had to have it. It was owned by a dentist enthusiast and parked in an "operating theatre" of a garage, along with a number of other very nice machines.

When it was shipped to the UK, I had it serviced with cambelts by Trident Cars, who looked after several cars for me at the time. More recently it has been serviced by Keith Turner at Auto Integrale who are one of the best known integrale specialists. Anything that has needed doing (not much!), has been done.

It is standard, save that it sits on 16 inch Evo 2 rims (but comes with a set of excellent Evo 1 rims). Lord blue with grey seats. Complete with tools, manuals etc. LHD of course, like all integrales

It would be extremely difficult to find another like this. I'm looking for around £80k (roughly $110k). I'm only considering selling to buy a Diablo or ideally a Countach (if I can find a suitable one).

As you probably know, the integrale was the most successful rally car in history. The Evo 1 with the large turbo was the last version rallied (Evo 2 was never rallied).

I will post some pictures in a separate post to separate my car from those linked below. The car is presently not advertised anywhere else.

Many thanks for reading.


Here is a nice review by Harry's garage of the integrale



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Some strong auction prices recently, for some limited edition versions, as well as the "Final Edition" with extremely low miles which just sold at $300khttps://www.bonhams.com//auctions/26617/lot/116/?category=list&length=100000&page=1
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Bonhams : 1991 Lancia Delta HF Intergrale Evo VIN. ZLA831AB000580638
1991 Lancia Delta HF Integrale Evo 1 'MARTINI 6' Design by Giorgetto Giugiaro VIN. ZLA831AB000580638
www.bonhams.com


https://rmsothebys.com/en/auctions/az21/arizona/lots/r0005-1995-lancia-delta-hf-integrale-evoluzione-ii-blue-lagos/995645
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1995 Lancia Delta HF Integrale Evoluzione II 'Blue Lagos' | Arizona 2021 | RM Sotheby's
1995 Lancia Delta HF Integrale Evoluzione II 'Blue Lagos' Arizona Desirable limited edition of Lancia’s distinctive homologation hot hatch Under 39,000 km (~24,200 miles) indicated Blue Lagos over Crème leather 215 hp, 2.0-liter 16V turbocharged I4 engine; five-speed manual transmission
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Plastic on the doors front and rear
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I have many more photos, i can arrange a link for anyone who is interested. I realise I should take some of the front seats because they usually get tatty quickly and these are mint, and also the underside which is similarly super.

 

Some more photos
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Underside
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Front driver’s seat which is usually the first thing to show wear
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Well I pondered this and had some offers in the region of the asking price but it didn't sell. Now I'm bumping the post - I'm happy to sell for $110k or thereabouts. Since the original post, the car is exactly the same save it now has 30,300 or so km (18,900 miles or thereabouts) and I also had it paint corrected and ceramic coated. It is going in for a service and a fresh set of belts in the next week or so. We have seven Italian cars and perhaps that is one or even two more than we strictly need!
Thanks.

 

Yes it is left hand drive, good point. All integrales were LHD