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2006 Lamborghini Murcielago Roadster With Quarter Panel And Brand New Door! on 2040-cars

US $117,000.00
Year:2006 Mileage:6653
Location:

North Hollywood, California, United States

North Hollywood, California, United States
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UP FOR SALE IS A 2006 LAMBORGHINI MURCIELAGO ROADSTER PROJECT. I HAVE NO TIME TO REPAIR THIS VEHICLE. THIS LISTING INCLUDES A BRAND NEW ROADSTER PASSENGER DOOR IN A BOX FROM LAMBORGHINI! I ORDERED IT AND WILL SHOW INVOICE OF PURCHASE, IT ALSO COMES WITH THE QUARTER PANEL TO REPAIR THE WHOLE SIDE!. IF YOU WANT TO BE AN OWNER OF A LAMBORGHINI MURCIELAGO ROADSTER FOR A CHEAP PRICE THEN THIS IS IT IF YOU HAVE THE PASSION TO PUT SOME ELBOW GREASE. THE PRIMARY DAMAGE IS ON THE PASSENGER DOOR. THE DOOR GLASS IS PERFECTLY FINE ALONG WITH THE INTERIOR PANEL. THE WHOLE WINDSHIELD IS EXCELLENT NO CRACKS OR ANYTHING. THIS LAMBO RUNS AND DRIVES GREAT! CLUTCH IS EXCELLENT! IT IS EQUIPPED WITH AN AMAZING SOUND SYSTEM! BRAKES ARE ALL IN TACT. REAR RIGHT RIM WAS DAMAGED I AM USING THAT AS A ROLLER. I MAY ASSIST IN THE COMPLETE DASHBOARD AND AIRBAG INSTALLATION. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO COME SEE THE VEHICLE YOUR SELF.. THIS IS A CASH DEAL, NO TRADES NO NOTHING. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME IF YOU ARE A SERIOUS BUYER. AS IS WHERE IS 

ITEMS THAT ARE INCLUDED IN THE LISTING:

-2006 LAMBORGHINI MURCIELAGO ROADSTER
-BRAND NEW OEM MURCIELAGO ROADSTER DOOR
-LAMBORGHINI MURCIELAGO QUARTER PANEL
-ASSISTANCE IN REGISTRATION....

BUY IT NOW PRICE INCLUDES A SET OF BRAND NEW IN A BOX LP640 HERMERA RIMS (BLACK OR GREY)..AS A GIFT.

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Thu, Apr 28 2016

A tremendous thorn in Ferrari's side was born 100 years ago today. His name was Ferruccio Lamborghini, and today his company's cars are among the wildest and most desirable on the market. While the people of Sant'Agata Bolognese are probably raising several glasses of vino to Mr. Lamborghini, Hemmings has put together a great read on the man behind the brand. Lamborghini's start in the auto industry is the stuff of legend. Unsatisfied with the cars he bought from Ferrari and infuriated after being snubbed by the company's founder, Enzo, Lamborghini added an eponymous auto manufacturer to his tractor-building efforts. The Hemmings piece chronicles this feud, but digs far deeper into the brand's early days. Did you know part of the reason Lamborghini founded his company in Sant'Agata was because of the absolutely killer deal the local government cut with the company's founder? Seriously, the government gave out interest-free loans and exemptions from corporate taxes for its first ten years. Not a bad deal. From hiring Giotto Bizzarrini to design the company's early V12 engines to the debut of the iconic Miura, there's a lot of information here about the man and the company he built, going up until the 1970s, when he sold his shares and retired at just 58 years of age. Head over to Hemmings for the full read. Related Video:

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Italian supercars have a well-deserved reputation for sexy styling, fiery souls, and eye-wateringly high performance. They also have a reputation for occasionally bursting into flames with little to no provocation. The latest example of this startling habit happened in London when a bright yellow Lamborghini Aventador caught fire in the middle of rush hour traffic. According to Express, six firefighters and one engine from the London Fire Brigade were dispatched to the intersection of Southwark Street and Blackfriars Bridge in central London on the evening of June 8. When they arrived, they found a bright yellow Lamborghini Aventador burning in the middle of the street surrounded by curious onlookers. Traffic at the busy intersection ground to a halt as police moved people away from the burning car and firefighters worked quickly extinguished it. "This chap was sitting in traffic and I heard the car revving then someone shouted, 'Your car is on fire'," Dan Jenkins, a passerby who filmed the incident, told the Evening Standard. "It started off as a small flame on the side and then it escalated very quickly getting close to the engine. At the start, it looked like the exhaust was flaming like some supercars do." Amanda Compton, another witness, told the Standard, "The driver was revving up the car at traffic lights in a queue, there was a loud bang and the engine caught fire." Thankfully, the driver escaped unhurt, but the Lambo is probably a total loss. This isn't the first Aventador that has burned to the ground after the driver got a little too spirited with the accelerator. In October 2015, another yellow Aventador burned down in Dubai after the driver redlined the big V12 a few too many times in traffic. Related Video: News Source: The Evening Standard, The Mirror, The Express Auto News Weird Car News Lamborghini Coupe Supercars car fire