We doubt that there are too many of these cars parked in barns around the U.S., but this one has been for the last 20 years. This Pininfarina bodied Appia just got pulled out of a barn and is extremely rough, so much so it may not be good for anything more than a parts car, but it’s cheap. Gullwingmotors.com is asking $4,950 and you may be able to get them down a bit lower.

The Appia isn’t nearly as recognizable as many of its siblings, but those that have driven one of these cars knows the Appia deserves some attention too. This coupe is one of a few thousand Appia’s re-bodied by Pininfarina. The Pininfarina styling of this coupe looks much like a baby Ferrari 250 GT.

The Appia Coupe was powered by the standard Appia 1.1 liter V4, but produced a little more horsepower then standard at 53 hp. We don’t know if this car’s engine still turns or if it’s seized up. The engine bay is just as rusty as the rest of the car, so we wouldn’t hold our breath.

The Interior of this car appears pretty complete, but the floors look to be about gone. If someone does decide to take this car on as a project they better be ready to replace a lot of sheet metal. We wonder what the underside looks like; if the rest of the underside is this rusty then it’s too far gone.

We would love to see this poor Lancia back on the road, but we know that’s just wishful thinking. This car would be an overwhelming project for anyone but the most skilled restorers, and at that it would have to be a project of love. If it were the Zagato Sport bodied Appia instead of the Pininfarina Coupe, than we would be all for taking it on as a project and not as a parts car. But if there is anyone looking for a cheap Appia as a parts car or a project of love here’s the one for you.