Lancia Aurelia B53 Coupé Allemano

Vehicle Overview

The Lancia Aurelia B53 Coupe Allemano chassis B53-1008, a rare and captivating creation designed by Giovanni Michelotti, made its debut at the 1953 Torino Motor Show. Michelotti, renowned for his work with various design houses, including Allemano and Vignale, left an indelible mark on automotive aesthetics. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, the one-off Allemano-bodied Aurelia B53 Coupe, chassis number B53-1008, stands as a testament to the marriage of art and engineering. The body predominantly comprises steel, ensuring durability, while the bonnet and doors, fashioned from aluminum, contribute to weight reduction, enhancing the car’s performance. Under the hood, this extraordinary automobile boasts a 1991cc V-6 overhead valve engine, delivering a blend of power and precision. Its four-speed manual gearbox provides an engaging driving experience, aligning with the spirit of automotive enthusiasts of the era. The design of the Allemano Aurelia B53 Coupe is a study in elegance and uniqueness. Notable features include twin air intakes positioned near the classic Lancia front grille, creating a distinctive visual impression. The profile of the car is characterized by graceful lines and a harmonious silhouette, further accentuated by a two-tone paint scheme—light blue for the body and a contrasting black roof. Chassis number B53-1008, configured as a right-hand drive, made a notable appearance at the 2005 Villa d’Este Concours d’Elegance, captivating enthusiasts and experts alike. Its presence in such a prestigious event underscored the enduring allure and timeless beauty of this rare Lancia Aurelia B53 Coupe, a masterpiece from the golden age of automotive design.