Lancia Flaminia Sport 28

Introduced at the 1956 Turin Motor Show, the Flaminia Zagato Preseries featured Zagato's signature 'double bubble' roof and it was Lancia's most sporting model. Around 1960 the model was updated with normal headlights and the model was simply known as the Lancia Flaminia Sport
The capable Flaminia chassis used double wishbones in the front with a De Dion-type rear axle. Both the Sport and Super Sport variants of the Flaminia came with the shorter chassis that was also fitted the the Touring-bodied GT and Convertible.
Power initially came from the Aurelia's 60º V6 which was upgraded in 1966 to a 2,775cc engine which raised top speed to 130 mph

This one was at the Canwick village Fete