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Lamborghini Espada Series 3, 2+2 on 2040-cars

Year:1977 Mileage:43300
Location:

Bradford, Ontario, Canada

Bradford, Ontario, Canada
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1977 Lamborghini Espada SIII 2+2

Don't miss the chance to own this superb car. It is immaculate inside and out!

Superb condition!

Mileage: 43,300 miles

Transmission: Manual

White and black leather interior

This is an immaculate 1977 Lamborghini Espada SIII 2+2 original Lamborghini white with black leather interior. It was restored 12 years ago to the highest standards and has been in a private Lamborghini owner's collection since with no road use. All numbers are matching with 43,300 miles, power windows, alloy wheels, manual transmission and a V12 engine.

A deposit of 10% is required with in 72 hours of the auctions finish.

For more information please contact sales@guildclassiccars.com

 As the Espada is advertised for sale in other locally and in other publications we reserve the right to end the auction at any time.

Good luck to all bidders

 


On Feb-18-14 at 17:18:35 PST, seller added the following information:

 For Canadian Residents, Sale Price + Applicable Taxes + Applicable Licensing Fees.

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