Lamborghini Diablo Roadster on 2040-cars
Grant, Florida, United States
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Time has come to sell my beloved Diablo, This car sleeps in a garage with the rest of my car collection, I drive it probably 10 times a year for special occasions. 600 watt stereo dual tvs, backup cam. Multi tip exhaust "Sounds so BAD ASS. This car is turnkey and runs and drives perfectly, Car was finished in 2001 and is Titled as a Lamborghini Sp, which I love because of reasons that make this car more desirable then a car titled as a fiero. This car has a custom stretched frame and drives and handles like a dream. The car has a few blemishes due to its age. The gas door has a bubble under the paint, and There are no side windows due to the prior owner of the car was a Dodge Viper man and was only going to drive it on good days. Also the engine compartment was designed to handle a Viper motor so there is ample room for a engine upgrade but in my opinion you would be wasting your money cause the car is more then fast enough and takes off just like a c4 corvette. Now for the one thing that is really bad about this car is the invasion of privacy that it brings, you can not pump gas without being approached and asked if a picture can be taken or if I am someone famous, I assure you this gets old very quickly, and If you are married don't drive this car alone cause women go nuts for it and always ask for a ride. I have had people follow me a few miles then beg for me to pull over for a picture, and lets not forget the people who pull out there camera phones at every single red light and then the people who drive slowely or quickly along side you just to get a video. I assure you people unless you live in a secluded part of the country you will not like the attention that this car brings. Other then that one thing I do enjoy is when they have these car shows at these burger joints I enjoy pulling up to the drive thru then enjoy watching the show get shut down as we pull out cause people are in amazement. That is wicked kool also the police never bother you cause they are just as quick to give you the thumbs up and enjoy the beauty of the car as it is rolling down the road. And at the end of the day it is a beautiful work of art. Unless you have a diablo owner near you or you open the hood people will never know or care cause the sound look and performance are all there without the crazy maintenance costs. I do not have to sell the car, but I currently have 51 cars in my collection and am getting into flying so will be buying a plane. I will consider trades as well but trust me I have had it or have it now, But you never know. Any serious buyers are welcome to message me with there phone numbers and I will return they call. Also I will sell to overseas and car will not leave with out full payment cleared or cash handed to me. Please don't bid on this car if you have to ask permission to buy it or need to get a loan. This is a big boy toy for a select group who enjoy working hard and playing harder. If you bid on the car and you have a low score I will cancel your bid even if you are legit due to scams. And Cause this care is titled as a Lamborghini that means that Canadians can buy the car as well. Rolling down the street with some Rush blasting on the stereo and a nice winding road and your good to go. GOOD LUCK BIDDERS aka SERIOUS BUYERS. remember trades welcomed "prevost plane spaceship etc etc"
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