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Year:1998
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No dents, dings or obvious marks. Well trained eye will detect minor imperfections from manufacturing and ownership. Excellent condition. No exposure to elements. Car is always covered in private garage. Stock #: 4185. Purchased from dealer in California in 2008 with all service up to date. Never driven farther than 10 miles from home. Less than 3,000 km driven over 6 years. ONLY one driver since 2008. No racing or hard driving whatsoever. Smoke-free environment. No known mechanical issues or areas of concern. Slow leak in front right tire. New tires in rear. Needs oil change soon. Buyer responsible for transportation and associated costs from seller in Oakland County, Michigan. The Sport Veloce (SV) version of the Diablo was a 2WD version that also benefited from the 30 Edition Jota upgrades and a light drivetrain. The SV also removed the standard model's electronic suspension for even more weight savings. With such a potent specification, this model was used to transform the Diablo into the SVR race model. Reason for sale: child going to college. Second love of my life! Very difficult to let go... |
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