In the world of classic cars, there’s a thrill in discovering a vehicle that not only tells a story of automotive history but also carries a uniqueness that sets it apart from the rest. Today, we have the pleasure of presenting a truly one-of-a-kind find: the Minari Roadsport 2 Coupe 1.5, a left-hand drive beauty that echoes the spirit of the Alfa Romeo Sud. This particular Minari Roadsport 2 Coupe holds a special place in automotive lore. Crafted for the 1996 Brussels Classic Car Show, it was one of only three vehicles commissioned for the event – alongside two Roadsters, this is the sole Coupe in left-hand drive configuration. Its existence is a testament to the bespoke nature of car shows and the lengths manufacturers go to showcase their ingenuity. The allure of the Minari Roadsport is not just in its rarity but also in its condition. Preserved in its original state, this car is a time capsule waiting to be unleashed on the roads once again. With a fresh coat of paint, this classic can turn heads just as easily as it did over two decades ago on the show floor. Beneath the hood lies the heart of an Alfa Romeo – a 1.5-liter boxer engine, renowned for its balance and power. Enhanced with two double Weber IDF carburetors, it produces around 105 PS, a respectable figure that promises an engaging drive. The boxer engine’s distinctive rumble is music to the ears of any car enthusiast, ensuring that this Minari Roadsport is not just a visual treat but an auditory delight as well. The car’s journey is as fascinating as its build. Registered in Belgium, it was discovered as a real barn find, having been sheltered in a garage for over a decade. Its dormant years have only added to its charm, making it a treasure for collectors and enthusiasts alike. Now located in Germany, the sale of this Minari Roadsport 2 Coupe comes at a time when the owner is ready to pass the torch to someone who can appreciate the blend of Italian flair and unique craftsmanship. It’s a call to those who value the essence of classic cars – the stories they carry and the legacy they continue to build. It is recommended to view and inspect the vehicle in Landau, Germany, prior to placing a bid in order to avoid any disappointment afterwards. Please contact Catawiki to arrange a viewing appointment.