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Roadster, Giallo Orion / Nero Leather, Kreissieg Exhaust, Tools, Books, Jack on 2040-cars

US $154,995.00
Year:2005 Mileage:12664 Color: Mirrors
Location:

Allentown, Pennsylvania, United States

Allentown, Pennsylvania, United States
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2005 Lamborghini Murcielago Roadster

~ 571 H.P , 650 LB/FT TQ   6.2L 12Cylinder ~

~ 6speed E Gear Transmission ($10,000) ~

~ AWD ~

~ Front Lift Air Suspension ~

~ Giallo Orion / Nero Leather     ($2,500 factory paint option) ~

~ Yellow Contrast Stitching ~

~ Factory wheels Painted in Black w/ Yellow accent stripe ~

~  Factory Option Yellow Painted Calipers     ($805) ~

~ Xenon Head Lamps ~

~ Tools, Books, & Accessories  ~

~ Removable Soft Top in excellent condition ~

~ Quick Shade Soft Top in excellent condition, great protection from a pop rain shower ~

~ Power Folding Exterior Mirrors ~

~ Lamborghini Car Cover ~

 

 

~ New Clutch completed by Lamborghini with less than 1mm Wear less than 2,000 miles ago ($16,000) ~

 ~ Fresh Oil change and New Filter ($600) ~

 

 

 

~Kreissieg Exhaust w/ Quiet - Loud Valvetronic Switch~

~ Primary Race Cats & Secondary Bypass - No Engine Light W/ Gains up to 40 H.P ~

 ~ $15,000 ~

 

 

~ Kenwood Touch Screen Multi-function Headunit w/ Amp

~ Navigation, Bluetooth Talk, DVD, USB, Ipod Connect ~

~ Boston Acoustic Speakers ~

~ Front & Rear Cameras ~

~ Beltronics Complete Front and Rear K40 -  Radar Detector ~

~ $13,000 ~

 

 

 

 

~ Recent Top Quality Exterior, Engine, & Interior detail ~

 

OVER 100 PHOTOS BELOW!

 

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