Lancia Flaminia GT Convertibile

The Lancia Flaminia GT Convertibile were the open cabriolet versions of the Lancia Flaminia, produced from 1960 and kept in the price list until 1968. Presented in March 1960, a little over a year after the GT Coupé, the first series was a two-door, two-seat cabriolet with the coupe's 2,458 cc V6 of 119 horsepower and a slightly lower claimed top speed of 178 km/h, falling to 172 km/h with the hood down, at the same list price of 3,200,000 lire. It filled the place left empty by the Aurelia B24. The first series ended in December 1961, replaced by a three-carburettor version, after 378 of the first-series cars had been built.