This example carries handsome two door convertible coachwork by Pinin Farina. It is finished in clear blue livery a blue hood and has its original red leater interior.
The first owner was the famous Conte Gaetano Marzotto di Valdagno. The car was acquired in 1945 from the Italian Government by Col. George Quarles who was serving with the US Army at that time and was actively used by him in Italy and Germany in 1946-1947.
The car is a confortable four seater and typifies the more streamlined styling of the immediate prewar years, the fold flat windscreen giving the car a distinctively sporting look and Pinin Farina daring to shroud the traditionally angular Lancia radiator.
A particularly interesting feature is the advanced electrically operated hood.