The seller says that this Flaminia Convertibile has perfect floors and body already restored. We have many doubts about the second statement, at least about how the work has been performed. He also says that this car was originally registered in France.

The soft top chassis is in place and that’s good as it is made of unobtanium. The rear badge is missing. The whole car has a “tired” look. The single carburetor V6 2.5 engine comes with the car but needs to be rebuilt.

The gauges are missing and although the seller says that everything is retrievable on the market, those instruments are expensive, especially if they’re in good order. At least the steering wheel is there, even if it’s without horn button. This car must be seen in flesh and evaluated only after a spare parts checklist exam. Find it here for sale at €38,000 (today $49,500) in Viterbo, Italy.