This particular ISO Rivolta original right-hand drive Lele Sport has been in the current ownership Lele enthusiast for the past large number of years and comes with a very large carefully documented history file which shows how rare this car really is.

Due to the very extensive metal fabrication work that was carried out on the body and frame (with several hundred pictures) the owner can confidently state that there is absolutely no rust remaining anywhere on or in the car. Apart from the essential and mainly precautionary recommissioning work carried out, it has additionally had an engine rebuild, completely new clutch assembly, new rear light units and front side lights, all weather seals, all chrome replaced, new carpets, boot compartment retrimmed, and undoubtedly much muchmore, and the new Vredestein tyres have covered zero miles.

The emphasis on retaining originality extends to the engine, which has had no modifications or additions and, unusually it seems, still retains its original carburettor, intake manifold, and ignition system.

This car was manufactured in 1974, since when it has covered 34,880 miles.

Its original registration number of TML 373M has also been reinstated and the number plates display the correct period font and the originating dealer name "Van der Steen".