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Vehicle Title:Rebuilt, Rebuildable & Reconstructed
Engine:Corvette LS1
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Black
Model: Lamborghini Diablo
Year: 1995
Drive Type: Porsche Transmission
Mileage: 21,747
Number of Doors: 2
Exterior Color: Orange
This is a Lamborghini Diablo 30th Anniversary replica body, 1995 style with the upgraded newer style interior and headlights. No spared expenses. It's not just a Fiero cut and body put on. It has a Fiero pan and front end and rear has been completely modified. It has a '05 Corvette LS1 engine with a Porsche transmission, real Lamborghini exhaust system. Have all the engine dress kit - valve covers and engine cover carbs ext. to cover engine. When you open the hood it looks like the real thing. Interior has all the gauges and accessories as the real car does. I have had the car at shows already and most don't even know its a kit. The only reason the others do is because of the interior not done.
What is left on the car to be done is interior to be covered, wiring and mount windows.
If you want to know more just call me Jason @ 1-613-920-0224. But please don't waste my time or yours. No dreamers please. If you don't have the money no point in calling.
If you do buy it now I will include complete wiring for car and motor.
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